Arab League, Sudan warn of international court crisis (Roundup)
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Jul 12, 2008, 14:11 GMT
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This pig BASHIR of SUDAN - should be held accountable for the destruction/murder he has caused/aided in SUDAN/DARFUR!!!
The International Criminal Court is totally politicised, and was a political animal from its inception. The complaint by the Sudanese and the Arab League merely shows that, in this instance, the court is not politicised in their favour. As for Darfur, I am happy to agree that the Sudanese government is quite as sub-human as its worst critics claim; however the rebels are just as sub-human. The Sudanese government is at least trying to carry out the primary function of a government, that is to maintain a reasonable degree of public order, so people can go about their business without being shot up by hoons in Toyota pickups. As to what we should do, we should keep well out of the place and let the locals fight each other in peace. We should also give them no aid, medicine, food, money, credit, indeed anything whatsoever, and if they come whining to us for asylum, we should point out that they rejected the privilege of white rule many years ago, and that it is their moral duty to stay in Sudan and enjoy the benefits of the black rule they fought for.
What is the reality of ICC?
It is run by the COLONIAL FORCES OF THE WORLD!!
Has it punished any of the colonial genocide forces ever in its history? NOOO! NOOO!
It is purely a CRUSADE AND CRUSADER'S PROPAGANDA;
Who has been there and seen the real destruction caused by the rebels?
NONE OF THE COMENTATORS OR NEWS WRITER!
All COLONISTS AND CRUSADERS SHOULD BE BROUGHT TO JUSTICE!!
The destruction brought on by these evil rebels is beyond comprehension. If I was the ruler, half of their fighting force would be dead by last year, and they would come to conference table for negotiations.
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