Oldtimer said:
Whitewing said:
Which felon? You seemed to have missed my question OT.
Well it was a dumb question... Who have we been talking about -Al Awlaki ...
He was an international felon- with a "dead or alive" warrant issued for him by his "dual citizenship" country of Yemen which like the US is a part of the Interpol cooperative of law enforcement...
I think yóu're making s*** up as you go.
But along those same lines, why haven't you called for the arrest and extradition of Bush, Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld and their legal advisers Alberto Gonzales, David Addington, William Haynes, Jay Bybee and John Yoo?
They were all tried and convicted in abstencia in Malaysia who I'm sure is a part of the Intepol cooperative of law enforcement you mention above.
And further to that indictment and conviction, Obama's failure to act on the charges against Bush is also considered a war crime.
But as international law expert Francis Boyle, a professor of law at the University of Illinois, notes, under the Geneva Convention, failing to take action to prosecute those guilty of war crimes such as the “Crime against Peace” (invading a country that does not pose an imminent threat to the attacker), and torture, are war crimes in and of themselves.
Speaking last week at a Summit Conference on Human Rights held at the University of the Sacred Heart in the US island colony of Puerto Rico, Boyle said US authorities, including President Obama, are engaged in an “ongoing criminal conspiracy under international law” both to cover up and protect criminals like Bush, Cheney and Rumsfeld, and to continue the commission of war crimes by the US government.
So there you have it OT. Indictments, convictions, and failure to carry out the mandate of international laws has placed the last two US administrations squarely against international law.
I'm sure you'll be calling for the heads of all involved in these crimes including the failure of your Messiah to act on what is clearly a legitimate case out of Malaysia.