War Crimes

Jason Henderson

I read this last night and about got sick to my stomach. Human shredding. :shiver: X| I'm just glad the suffering will soon end.

Jason Henderson
"You must be the change you wish to see in the world." - Gandhi

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peterchen

Ohh right - the one thing where the US doesn#t want to be judged, I remember.

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Mike Gaskey

peterchen wrote: Ohh right - the one thing where the US doesn#t want to be judged, I remember. Sure, take a shot. Oh, you mean that we did something wrong when we refused to subordinate our soverignity to some silly little band of folks there in old Europe. I'll take that crap serious when: 1) you actually appoint a chief prosecutor, 2) you put Chirac on trial for selling illegal materials to Iraq. Mike

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peterchen

You were not willing to submit yourself to the same laws you are now claiming to defend. That's it. And if it's for "selling illegal material to iraq", the Reactor Iraq got from the french was still legal those days, If I remember? And then, US and German companies would be the first before this, ain't it so?

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Mike Gaskey

You really should.:~ X| Mike

peterchen

X| Sounds like the opinion of an arrogant digestive byproduct exit opening to me. (Not saying that you are one, of course... :cool: )

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Stan Shannon

peterchen wrote: Sounds like the opinion of an arrogant digestive byproduct exit opening to me :laugh: Serously, though, if the actions of the US inspire the formation of a trully affective international system to replace the obviously defective UN, wouldn't this entire mess have been worth it in the long run? "My job is to protect America" George W. Bush.

Mike Gaskey

peterchen wrote: the Reactor Iraq got from the french was still legal those days, If I remember? I wasn't talking about the reactor. This was a reference to the illegal rocket fuel transaction that was recently exposed. Mike

peterchen

Stan Shannon wrote: a truly effective international system I'd be in for this but a) it can be morally legitimate only if the US is bound to it as well as anyone else b) the only outcome of the current international situation I see is a world pistolero-sherrif. rarely my expectations of an "effective international system".

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Brit

I suppose this could be read as "an international court ruled against the US" or "the international community is powerless in the face of resistance": In 1984, the government of Nicaragua appealed to the International Court of Justice; the court found, in 1986, that the US had carried out an illegal war — what many observers have referred to as "state terrorism." The United Nations affirmed the decision, which included a finding for damages estimated at over $10 billion. Neither the court nor the UN had the power to enforce the ruling, however, and the US government ignored it. After a 1990 election, Nicaragua's revolutionary government was replaced by an American-backed administration. The new government withdrew the World Court claim. http://www.adbusters.org/magazine/39/leaders/5.html[^] ------------------------------------------ "What happened in that Rhode Island club is shocking. To think that over a hundred people would attend a Great White concert." - The Onion

KaRl

If you want to be informed about all the atrocities committed through the world, look at Amnesty website. Iraq is not the only one to be a bloody dictatorship X|

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David Wulff

Jason Henderson wrote: I'm just glad the suffering will soon end Oh come on Jason, I know you weren't born yesterday so don't give me that crap. You'll just as soon turn the other cheek when it isn't the hip thing to be interested in anymore. No point breaking old habbits now. [you can be anyone you want it to be]

David Wulff

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David Wulff

Man thanks for the laugh - I needed that! :laugh: :cool:

David Wulff

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