Bush Et Al Officially War Criminals: Arrest Them Now
karlof1 | 20.03.2003 07:53
There is no diplomatic immunity from war crimes. It's time for the people to enforce the law everywhere it needs enforcing. WW2 taught a hard lesson; it must not be allowed to be repeated. Please pass this along. Those who can traslate please do and post at the relevent indymedia site. More info at
http://www.yale.edu/lawweb/avalon/imt/imt.htm
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All members of Bush et al--members of the governments of the USA, UK and Australia (the axis) that have shown no attempt to stop, are hindering attempts to stop, or are actively abetting the war crimes being committed by their superiors--are now war criminals and subject to arrest, and force should they resist, by any citizen or group of citizens. The same holds for any member of a state or local government--or their equivalents in other axis countries--who impairs anyone lawfully trying to end this illegal war and its associated war crimes. The justification for these actions are located within the Nuremberg Code and other international laws ratified by the Senate and thus a part of US fundamental law (and their equivalents elsewhere). This general information and its specific particulars must be conveyed to local and state authorities to enlist their cooperation in enforcing the law, and they must help or be subject to arrest as mentioned above. Axis government officials residing in other countries face the same choice: help or be arrested. Remember, no one is diplomatically immune from arrest for committing or assisting war crimes. Members of governments that have tacitly allied themselves with the main axis powers of the USA, UK and Australia will also find themselves subject to arrest for abetting war crimes and should be removed from power by citizens also.
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Bush & companions - Illegal War !
20.03.2003 13:23
Bush und das Völkerrecht - "Ein illegaler Krieg"
Von Dominik Baur
Das völkerrechtlich umstrittene Vorgehen gegen den Irak wird für die Supermacht USA kaum Konsequenzen haben. Anders könnte es für willige Mitstreiter wie Polen aussehen. Und selbst dem Bundeskanzler droht Ungemach - wegen "Beihilfe zum Krieg". ...................... SPIEGEL ONLINE - 20. März 2003, 4:59
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