Even if there had been WMDs, the U.S. was still committing a war crime when we bombed a civilian area with “shock and awe.”
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Even if there had been WMDs, the U.S. was still committing a war crime when we bombed a civilian area with “shock and awe.”
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Plus, it’s against international law to undertake preventive wars….
Boy, if there really were justice in this world, the US would have a huge number of people in the Hague and then imprisoned for life or close to it.
But, like our own injust justice system, it’s the little people, and little nations and their leaders, who get prosecuted. And, the US, the biggest, baddest dog in this junkyard, gets to determine who gets prosecuted.
We bombed an air raid shelter with a bunker buster on false information that Saddam was inside killing dozens of civilianst taking cover. We signed the Geneva Conventions so that they would apply to our enemies.
This goes back to that psychopath Henry Kissinger. (I’m not counting Harry Truman, who had reasonable justification for what he did.)
Henry presided over even bigger atrocities than anything we did in the Middle East, and got away scot-free
That established a principle that I fear will never be alterted.