Can 'Iraq: Where Things Stand' Serve As A Blue Print For War Crimes?
"If Iran or Syria had invaded Iraq and created conditions that resulted in the scenario described in the report the United States and Britain would be asking the United Nations Security Counsel to recommend war crimes charges."
http://www.thediplomatictimesreview.com/2007/03/can_iraq_where_things_stand_se.html
"If Iran or Syria had invaded Iraq and created conditions that resulted in the scenario described in the report the United States and Britain would be asking the United Nations Security Counsel to recommend war crimes charges."
http://www.thediplomatictimesreview.com/2007/03/can_iraq_where_things_stand_se.html
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"But since British Prime Minister Tony Blair and U.S. President George W. Bush are the perpetrators, they will only judged by history. No country will dare put them on trial. The consequences would be too great."
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Not really. They are being judged now... and, IMHO, soon by ICC.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DRqn6Jf3Nw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?search=&mode=related&v=KHY523bIEWw
Item refers to an ABC survey..
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"The personal toll is enormous. More than half of Iraqis, 53 percent, have a close friend or relative who’s been hurt or killed in the current violence," the report says, adding: "One in six says someone in their own household has been harmed. Eighty-six percent worry about a loved one being hurt; two-thirds worry deeply. Huge numbers limit their daily activities to minimize risk.
Seven in 10 report multiple signs of traumatic stress."
"But since British Prime Minister Tony Blair and U.S. President George W. Bush are the perpetrators, they will only judged by history. No country will dare put them on trial. The consequences would be too great."
Asks for comments..
Not really. They are being judged now... and, IMHO, soon by ICC.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DRqn6Jf3Nw http://www.youtube.com/watch?search=&mode=related&v=KHY523bIEWw Item refers to an ABC survey..
Includes...
"The personal toll is enormous. More than half of Iraqis, 53 percent, have a close friend or relative who’s been hurt or killed in the current violence," the report says, adding: "One in six says someone in their own household has been harmed. Eighty-six percent worry about a loved one being hurt; two-thirds worry deeply. Huge numbers limit their daily activities to minimize risk.
Seven in 10 report multiple signs of traumatic stress."
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