Posted on 09/10/2018 6:18:38 AM PDT by Helicondelta
White House national security adviser John Bolton on Monday will reportedly label the International Criminal Court (ICC) "illegitimate" in an effort to push back on its plan to investigate alleged war crimes committed by Americans in Afghanistan.
Bolton is poised to make the announcement during remarks to the conservative group the Federalist Society, according to a draft of his speech obtained by Reuters.
“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 is expected to say, according to the speech draft.
Bolton will threaten to sanction ICC judges if the proposal goes forward, the news service added.
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I noticed the ICC is not Prosecuting any Isis war crimes, not even any investigations. Isis head Shoppers are walking around free in England getting welfare benefits.
Where is the best place in England to shop for heads?
Harrods.
Remember when the ICC prosecuted Taliban leadership for things like killing girls who wanted to read or drive? Neither do I...
Heads R Us, DUH!!!!
If innocent until proven guilty - how is it the International Criminal Court?
Good question but courts here are called criminal courts also. I only know of Los Angeles but probably true in other cities as well.
https://www.countyoffice.org/los-angeles-criminal-court-los-angeles-ca-bac/
Good question but courts here are called criminal courts also. I only know of Los Angeles but probably true in other cities as well.
https://www.countyoffice.org/los-angeles-criminal-court-los-angeles-ca-bac/
They all need to have a cup of International Coffee and relax.
Here we go again....doesn’t come back to the thread so don’t know it’s posted - sorry!
thank you
He did. I was there.
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