Tommy Tainant
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Is that a part of your constitution ?Guess what, life's inherently unfair...... Get over it.......The winners never seem to be held to account. Having said that the Bloody Sunday enquiry is a step forward.The ICC does what we tell them to do or else........ Not quite but yeah that's our attitude. When The ICC decides to use our system of law to judge us and ours (on US territory) then we'll take them seriously until then we have the UCMJ (Uniform Code of Military Justice) to deal criminal acts our soldiers may commit.John Bolton to castigate ICC in Washington speech
The US national security adviser, John Bolton, will adopt an aggressive posture against the international criminal court (ICC), threatening sanctions against its judges if they proceed with an investigation into alleged war crimes committed by Americans in Afghanistan.
Bolton is to make the announcement to the Federalist Society, a conservative group, in Washington on Monday. It will be his first major address since joining Donald’s Trump White House.
“The United States will use any means necessary to protect our citizens and those of our allies from unjust prosecution by this illegitimate court,” Bolton will say, according to a draft of his speech.
I dont think it is appropriate that only one side is brought to justice. Does the US have a process for dealing with its soldiers who commit atrocities ?
Having said that how many British soldiers (American and Soviet for that matter) were brought to trial for atrocities committed during WWII........? Based on today's European standards half of all the allied armies in WWII should be sitting in jail.......