HOLY FRICK, BATMAN !!!!! bruce
SUMMARY:
A top judge at the International Criminal Tribunal at the Hague,
Judge Frederick Harhoff has issued international warrants for the
arrests of both George W. Bush and Barack Obama for war crimes.
The world's top war crimes prosecutor at the International Criminal
Tribunal, Francis Boyle has initiated cases against Bush in several
countries, cornering him - and he affirms that Bush and his advisors
have been counseled by their attorneys not to travel around the world.
"We're going to get them here, too. They killed 1.5 million Iraqis.
As for US personnel, Bush and the rest of them murdered about
5,000 - so that's why it's going to take longer, because the offenses
were so grave and so extreme, compared to Milosevic" [whom he
previously prosecuted].
Lawyers in South Africa filed for the arrest of Obama for genocide
before his recent visit there, charging the Obama Administration
for its indiscriminate confinement of Muslims without charge and
for its targeted drone attacks on civilian Muslim populations across
the globe - which constitutes GENOCIDE.
South African lawyer, Yousha Tayob says that it's a history that
his nation can identify with and knows only too well, saying, "Prior
to 1993, we had an extensive history of detention without trial in
this country and the feeling among South Africans today is: "You
didn't condone it then, why must you allow this to happen on an
international basis today?"
In addition, former NSA officer, Scott Rickard has been investigating
secret wars being fought with US Tax Dollars, that the American public
is completely unaware of: a war in Ethiopia, Somalia and Sudan, the
latter of which has now been separated into two countries, with the
new "South Sudan" being used by big oil companies for the development
of oil fields there, while food production has plummeted in the devastated
countryside, resulting in mass famines.
Rickard also points out that the use of depleted uranium munitions in all
of these battlegrounds results in the permanent nuclear contamination
of these areas, which will inevitably lead to deaths by horrific cancers,
within 10-15 years of the people continuously exposed. He notes that the
US soldiers who have fought in these areas are beginning to die from this
but it is "not being talked about."
Many lawyers think that it will be difficult to try Obama while he is still in
office, but that Bush and his advisors have now become "prisoners in their
own country", which is not punishment enough, in the minds of the millions
of victims they have left in their wake.
Judge Frederick Harhoff has issued international warrants for the
arrests of both George W. Bush and Barack Obama for war crimes.
The world's top war crimes prosecutor at the International Criminal
Tribunal, Francis Boyle has initiated cases against Bush in several
countries, cornering him - and he affirms that Bush and his advisors
have been counseled by their attorneys not to travel around the world.
"We're going to get them here, too. They killed 1.5 million Iraqis.
As for US personnel, Bush and the rest of them murdered about
5,000 - so that's why it's going to take longer, because the offenses
were so grave and so extreme, compared to Milosevic" [whom he
previously prosecuted].
Lawyers in South Africa filed for the arrest of Obama for genocide
before his recent visit there, charging the Obama Administration
for its indiscriminate confinement of Muslims without charge and
for its targeted drone attacks on civilian Muslim populations across
the globe - which constitutes GENOCIDE.
South African lawyer, Yousha Tayob says that it's a history that
his nation can identify with and knows only too well, saying, "Prior
to 1993, we had an extensive history of detention without trial in
this country and the feeling among South Africans today is: "You
didn't condone it then, why must you allow this to happen on an
international basis today?"
In addition, former NSA officer, Scott Rickard has been investigating
secret wars being fought with US Tax Dollars, that the American public
is completely unaware of: a war in Ethiopia, Somalia and Sudan, the
latter of which has now been separated into two countries, with the
new "South Sudan" being used by big oil companies for the development
of oil fields there, while food production has plummeted in the devastated
countryside, resulting in mass famines.
Rickard also points out that the use of depleted uranium munitions in all
of these battlegrounds results in the permanent nuclear contamination
of these areas, which will inevitably lead to deaths by horrific cancers,
within 10-15 years of the people continuously exposed. He notes that the
US soldiers who have fought in these areas are beginning to die from this
but it is "not being talked about."
Many lawyers think that it will be difficult to try Obama while he is still in
office, but that Bush and his advisors have now become "prisoners in their
own country", which is not punishment enough, in the minds of the millions
of victims they have left in their wake.
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