Vulnerable troubled Americans are thrown in prison for terrorist plots that wouldn't exist but for the FBI masterminding them itself.
by Jeremy R. Hammond
Jul 25, 2014
Human Rights Watch documents examples of vulnerable troubled Americans entrapped by the FBI in sting operations and thrown in prison for terrorist plots that wouldn't even have existed had the FBI not itself masterminded them.
HRW has a report out about this practice: Illusion of Justice: Human Rights Abuses in US Terrorism Prosecutions.
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