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International lawFrom: Henry Gregor (henrygregor@yahoo.com)Wed Sep 14 11:38:43 2005
Illegal...not really....read the 4th Geneva Convention clauses, not the 3rd...also, the longstanding chain of violations of the first Gulf War and chain of UN resolutions has been analyzed differently by other folk. One can argue it that way as validly as the other, independent of the fact that it was a collossal (IMHO) mistake for the US to get involved. We sure as hell didn't do it to get cheaper oil (coulda' bought it for decades at whatever price per barrel with the military spending alone) and left it to the rest of the world to give a hoot about ignored UN resolutions and broken treaties. Might have given folks time to take umbrage at the oil for food boondoggle at the UN....the scope of which is mindboggling, though conveniently ignored by most of the world. (Far easier of course to say sanctions were harming the Iraqi people rather than their leader's misuse of F for P funds.) Just an opinion. Hank Dr Eberhard W Lisse <el@lisse.NA> wrote: Just an observation. Usually (as in this case) the US goes into a country to save the dicator and fight the people. Noody on earth asked the US. It is an illegal war, in violation of international law, as is the detention without trial (against which the former South African detention looks like a holiday camp, by the way). Again, this skewed view of the world is fascinating...
el
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