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russian33

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Wed Jun-30-04 07:47 AM
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Don't cases about crimes against humanity go to the Hague?

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I thought (and granted with these idiots all laws go out of the window) that when a dictator is put on trial for crimes against humanity, that's handled by the Hague Tribunal? I mean that's what they did with Milosevic. Saddam was a brutal dictator no quesiton about it, but to think that he will get anything close to a fair trial in Iraq, is just absurd. Granted, if they are going for the same kind of 'fair' that Faux news is, they'll get it.

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