U.S. actions are an insult to the men and women who died to have international laws embedded in our system of world peace. It must first be rationalized that for there to be a reason to solve a problem under the given premise, the problem and reason must exist prior to the reaction. As shown above, there were no legal justifications for the bombing. And, as will be proven below, no humanitarian justification existed prior to the bombing either. The act of genocide is based on Article II of the 1948 Genocide Convention.
Genocide is the intent to destroy national, ethnic, racial or religious group.
Within the area of Kosovo in Yugoslavia, these acts were NOT committed by the Yugoslav national army, police or other government-sanctioned organization prior to the bombing. If the U.S. wanted to stop genocide, it would have attacked KLA centers, rather than Yugoslav cities hundreds of miles from Kosovo. It can logically be understood that there existed no humanitarian reason prior to the bombing. It is clear that without the bombing, the current humanitarian crisis likely would not exist. Had the Yugoslav government not wanted Albanians within Yugoslavia, the mass waves of refugees would have happened years ago, not immediately after the first bomb fell.