The Terrible Hypocrisy of England and America ın Geopolitics

[VictorCharlie]

Due Process? What constitutes due process for military action? Nations do what is in their best interests and to expect anything else is naive.

International consensus, not commiting acts of aggression. Iraq was a grab for oil and it failed. It was an obvious breach of international law and Bush and Blair are still yet to be held account for their crimes. They are obvious crimes. Fabricating evidence, war of aggression, acts of terror and torture etc.

Nations should do what is in their own interests, but force has no relevance to such an argument. That is criminal and abusive.

International consensus? You are truly naive but hey if you got mob rule anything is cool. There is no international law governing when a military action is allowed or not. Obviously force has a lot relevance considering history.

[VictorCharlie]

GB is just killing it tonight.