They are to busy trying to project an air of invincibility, that they cannot see where some of their arguments are splitting at the seams. Courts these days, rather than being pillars of society, are coming up with judgments that make their credibility questionable. Surely for someone to be Judge they need common sense. I'm sure common sense is banned under the patriot act. I still can't get over the way the knocked out Saddam Hussein, on obscure charges, before he could testify about US involvement in, WMD. Of course he was a hostile witness. Or the way Husseins WMD 'Confession', submitted to an international court in 2002 had about 6000 pages removed by US Authorities, because they were a ...

They are to busy trying to project an air of invincibility, that they cannot see where some of their arguments are splitting at the seams. Courts these days, rather than being pillars of society, are coming up with judgments that make their credibility questionable. Surely for someone to be Judge they need common sense. I'm sure common sense is banned under the patriot act. I still can't get over the way the knocked out Saddam Hussein, on obscure charges, before he could testify about US involvement in, WMD. Of course he was a hostile witness. Or the way Husseins WMD 'Confession', submitted to an international court in 2002 had about 6000 pages removed by US Authorities, because they were a threat to US National Security. How many times does the co-conspirator, get to review prosecution evidence, before the prosecution and retain possession, if it is likely to lead to conviction and charges. Those 6000, pages may have been hidden, but I'm sure they're out there somewhere.

You know theres a certain humor in fining countries you have little to no diplomatic relations with, which of course raises the other question if you're not a member of the world court how exactly do you sue another country... I find this so typical of a complete lack of international awareness. I would say arrogance but its almost like the denial comes first. Arrogance is stupidity, but something as impractical and unreal as this seems more like news out of Turkmenistan (under the late and maybe great Turkmenbashi) or some other radical regime. But thats what "we" are these days eh? How long can the blatant denial and provocation continue on - like having Shi'is execute Saddam and read Shi'...

You know theres a certain humor in fining countries you have little to no diplomatic relations with, which of course raises the other question if you're not a member of the world court how exactly do you sue another country... I find this so typical of a complete lack of international awareness. I would say arrogance but its almost like the denial comes first. Arrogance is stupidity, but something as impractical and unreal as this seems more like news out of Turkmenistan (under the late and maybe great Turkmenbashi) or some other radical regime. But thats what "we" are these days eh? How long can the blatant denial and provocation continue on - like having Shi'is execute Saddam and read Shi'i death rites over a Sunni - is this arrogance or just denial of reality? Seriously Osama's sounding more worldly and rational these days and thats scary!