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Re: Is the Palestinian Cause Dead? The Latest Terror Attacks
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lugnet.off-topic.debate
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Mon, 5 Aug 2002 22:43:20 GMT
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> Did anyone notice that the american government has passed a law that allows
> the US to attack the Netherlands if they feel any american citizen is held
> by the international court in The Hague? Why would the US want their army to
> be above the law? Why are they the only major country that will not ratify
> the treaty that forms the basis of the international court?
Maybe because the international court is something no sane nation should
support "as is." The lack of rights to a fair jury trial, language translator,
and legal counsel are the 3 biggest reasons to NOT support the international
court. It should be noted that this applies to civilians not just soldiers. I
don't know maybe everyone else does not have these rights normally or
something. Frankly I find that sad. Though it would explain some of the
mindless propaganda recitation about the "evil" USA. Personally I belive
everyone on the planet should be entitled to the same rights that a US citizen
enjoys.
> Wouldn't have
> anything to do with their normal practice? Wouldn't have anything to do with
> all those civilians killed accidentally by 'precision bombing'?
> Did George Dubya care about 14 innocent Palestinians getting accidentally
> killed when the Israeli's dropped a bomb in the middle of a town to kill one
> guy?
You mean the "one guy" who was responsible for hundreds of suicide bombings of
JUST cilivians and was using his wives and children as human sheilds?
Personally I have given up trying to figure out who started it. (There are so
many contradicting accounts of history it is absurd.) All I see right now is
one side specifically targeting civilians and another side who put themselves
at greater risk to keep civilian causaulties to a minimum. In a perfect world
no civilians would die in war but this is not a perfect world is it.
-Mike Petrucelli
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