Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Hanno preso Bush presso il confine col messico, verra' processato dalla War Crimes Commission

 
 
First time that war crimes charges will be heard against the two former 
heads of state.
 
 
 
On November 19-22, 2011, the trial of George W. Bush (former U.S. President) 
and Anthony L. Blair (former British Prime Minister) will be held in Kuala 
Lumpur. This is the first time that war crimes charges will be heard against 
the two former heads of state in compliance with proper legal process.
 
Charges are being brought against the accused by the Kuala Lumpur War Crimes 
Commission (KLWCC) following the due process of the law. The Commission, 
having received complaints from war victims in Iraq in 2009, proceeded to 
conduct a painstaking and an in-depth investigation for close to two years 
and in 2011, constituted formal charges on war crimes against Bush, Blair 
and their associates.
 
The Iraq invasion in 2003 and its occupation had resulted in the death of 
1.4 million Iraqis. Countless others had endured torture and untold 
hardship. The cries of these victims have thus far gone unheeded by the 
international community. The fundamental human right to be heard has been 
denied to them.
 
As a result, the KLWCC had been established in 2008 to fill this void and 
act as a peoples' initiative to provide an avenue for such victims to file 
their complaints and let them have their day in a court of law.
 
The first charge against George W. Bush and Anthony L. Blair is for Crimes 
Against Peace wherein:
 
The Accused persons had committed Crimes against Peace, in that the Accused 
persons planned, prepared and invaded the sovereign state of Iraq on 19 
March 2003 in violation of the United Nations Charter and international law.
 
The second charge is for Crime of Torture and War Crimes against eight 
citizens of the United States and they are namely George W Bush, Donald 
Rumsfeld, Dick Cheney, Alberto Gonzales, David Addington, William Haynes, 
Jay Bybee and John Yoo, wherein:
 
The Accused persons had committed the Crime of Torture and War Crimes, in 
that: The Accused persons had wilfully participated in the formulation of 
executive orders and directives to exclude the applicability of all 
international conventions and laws, namely the Convention against Torture 
1984, Geneva Convention III 1949, Universal Declaration of Human Rights and 
the United Nations Charter in relation to the war launched by the U.S. and 
others in Afghanistan (in 2001) and in Iraq (in March 2003); Additionally, 
and/or on the basis and in furtherance thereof, the Accused persons 
authorised, or connived in, the commission of acts of torture and cruel, 
degrading and inhuman treatment against victims in violation of 
international law, treaties and conventions including the Convention against 
Torture 1984 and the Geneva Conventions, including Geneva Convention III 
1949.
 
The trial will be held before the Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Tribunal, which is 
constituted of eminent persons with legal qualifications.
 
The judges of the Tribunal, which is headed by retired Malaysian Federal 
Court judge Dato' Abdul Kadir Sulaiman, also include other notable names 
such as Mr Alfred Lambremont Webre, a Yale graduate, who authored several 
books on politics, Dato' Zakaria Yatim, retired Malaysian Federal Court 
judge, Tunku Sofiah Jewa, practising lawyer and author of numerous 
publications on International Law, Prof Salleh Buang, former Federal Counsel 
in the Attorney-General Chambers and prominent author, Prof Niloufer 
Bhagwat, an expert in Constitutional Law, Administrative Law and 
International Law, and Prof Emeritus Datuk Dr Shad Saleem Faruqi, prominent 
academic and professor of law.
 
The Tribunal will adjudicate and evaluate the evidence presented as in any 
court of law. The judges of the Tribunal must be satisfied that the charges 
are proven beyond reasonable doubt and deliver a reasoned judgement.
 
In the event the tribunal convicts any of the accused, the only sanction is 
that the name of the guilty person will be entered in the Commission's 
Register of War Criminals and publicised worldwide. The tribunal is a 
tribunal of conscience and a peoples' initiative.
 
The prosecution for the trial will be lead by Prof Gurdial S Nijar, 
prominent law professor and author of several law publications and Prof 
Francis Boyle, leading American professor, practitioner and advocate of 
international law, and assisted by a team of lawyers.
 
The trial will be held in an open court on November 19-22, 2011 at the 
headquarters of the Al-Bukhary Foundation at Jalan Perdana, Kuala Lumpur.
 
 

 the two former heads of state in compliance with proper legal process.
 
Se così fosse il mondo sarebbe un posto migliore.
 
Invece avviene che la legislazione inglese sulla giurisdizione 
universale sui crimini di guerra venga modificata, a vantaggio dei 
criminali, per volontà della cupola "sionista" internazionale.
 
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Sostieni Rete ECO
 
http://rete-eco.it/it/sostienici.html
 
 

Il 20/11/11 00:47, Persio ha scritto:
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Oggi è giorno pari: il pirla si rode per il dominio giudaico del mondo.
Domani sarà dispari: Israele è isolata e può essere salvata solo da Persio.
 
Persio è un pirla a pendolo.
 
 
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li senti.
E' meglio se ti rullo di kartoni (kartoni).