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To: Gary H who wrote (17017)1/25/2003 5:31:53 PM
From: sea_urchin  Read Replies (1) of 82122
 
Gary, rense is working again.

>I get the strong feeling that those are the same people mentioned in your post 16951 under the heading of the "men behind Bush". Unfortunately there is still a vast herd out there that buy into the BS in the media brainwashing.

Maybe it won't be so easy for them when war starts --- if it does.

rense.com

>>>A group of U.S. law professors opposed to a possible war on Iraq warned U.S. President George W. Bush on Friday that he and senior government officials could be prosecuted for war crimes if military tactics violated international humanitarian law.

The letter to Blair, dated Jan. 22, from Public Interest Lawyers said that if Britain's actions in Iraq were deemed possible war crimes, "we, and others, will take steps to ensure that you, and other leaders of the U.K. government are held accountable."

The Canadian group, Lawyers Against the War, said in its letter dated Jan. 20, that it was putting Chretien's government on notice that without explicit U.N. Security Council approval for a war on Iraq, "we will pursue all responsible government officials on charges of murder and crimes against humanity in both the Canadian and the international criminal courts."

One of the leading signatories to the letter to Bush said although Washington was not a party to the ICC, U.S. officials could still be prosecuted under the Geneva Convention.

"War crimes under that convention can be prosecuted wherever the perpetrators are found," said Michael Ratner, president of the Center for Constitutional Rights.<<<
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