conquistador

Donald MacLeod
Thursday November 6, 2003

Government ministers, including Tony Blair, could potentially face
international prosecution for war crimes over the conduct of the war in
Iraq, the organiser of a legal debate into the conflict, said today.
International law experts will be picking over the government's legal case
for going to war in Iraq and the way the occupation is being conducted at an
all-day public debate on Saturday.

A panel of eight leading lawyers from the UK, Canada, France and Ireland
will debate the question: "Was it legal to go to war?" and are expected to
cover topics such as the use of cluster bombs and depleted uranium, the
targeting of civilian buildings and the military occupation. The debate at
the London School of Economics is open to the public.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/Iraq/Story/0,2763,1079225,00.html

bernardz

In article <XE5rb.16770$9M3.7042@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink .net>,
pinkspider123@earthlink.net says...

I doubt in such a company that Blair will get a fair hearing.

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Having *** without a condom involves a measure of trust.

12th saying of Bernard

anonmoos

Too bad that you were always violently opposed to seeing "Justice
Coming" to Saddam and his criminal cronies for their massive brutal
atrocities! I guess that's why you're an obsequious servile toadying
subservient grovelling fawning groupie, lackey, and ****-up to all
Arab dictators and tyrants (because of the very fact that they are
brutal despots) -- eh, StriderCabal?

--
SAUDIA OMNIS IN PARTES TRES DIVIDENDA EST! Free Arabia by
splitting the Saudi tyranny into its three natural parts:
Hejaz-alHarameyn, Nejd-Wahhabistan, and Gulf-Petrolia.
Murderers are not Martyrs! http://symbolictruth.fateback.com/

bill levinson

By whom? Mice who are going to vote to bell the cat? (The British Lion
is still a pretty big cat.)

--Bill
http://www.omdurman.org/

conquistador

Donald MacLeod
Thursday November 6, 2003

Government ministers, including Tony Blair, could potentially face
international prosecution for war crimes over the conduct of the war in
Iraq, the organiser of a legal debate into the conflict, said today.
International law experts will be picking over the government's legal case
for going to war in Iraq and the way the occupation is being conducted at an
all-day public debate on Saturday.

A panel of eight leading lawyers from the UK, Canada, France and Ireland
will debate the question: "Was it legal to go to war?" and are expected to
cover topics such as the use of cluster bombs and depleted uranium, the
targeting of civilian buildings and the military occupation. The debate at
the London School of Economics is open to the public.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/Iraq/Story/0,2763,1079225,00.html

bernardz

In article <XE5rb.16770$9M3.7042@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink .net>,
pinkspider123@earthlink.net says...

I doubt in such a company that Blair will get a fair hearing.

--
Having *** without a condom involves a measure of trust.

12th saying of Bernard

anonmoos

Too bad that you were always violently opposed to seeing "Justice
Coming" to Saddam and his criminal cronies for their massive brutal
atrocities! I guess that's why you're an obsequious servile toadying
subservient grovelling fawning groupie, lackey, and ****-up to all
Arab dictators and tyrants (because of the very fact that they are
brutal despots) -- eh, StriderCabal?

--
SAUDIA OMNIS IN PARTES TRES DIVIDENDA EST! Free Arabia by
splitting the Saudi tyranny into its three natural parts:
Hejaz-alHarameyn, Nejd-Wahhabistan, and Gulf-Petrolia.
Murderers are not Martyrs! http://symbolictruth.fateback.com/

bill levinson

By whom? Mice who are going to vote to bell the cat? (The British Lion
is still a pretty big cat.)

--Bill
http://www.omdurman.org/

conquistador

Are you suggesting that I love saddam?

conquistador

THE WORLD IS A BIGGER CAT THAN BUSH AND BLAIR!