Should Mr G.W.Bush be charged with War Crimes - Page 3

Damo1977 · 09-23-05, 10:15 AM

Basically the question speaks for itself............But this ain't no anti-American thread, this is being discussed around the world.

MR George Bush went against the UN vote and invaded a sovereign nation, and than ran a prison camp called 'Guantanamo' off shore which never mind the activities in the camp is still illegal against the Geneva Convention.
Mr Bush mentions that those held in 'Guantanamo' are enemy combatants, so legally they should stand under the Geneva Convention and not locked in cells like Cassius Clay.

Before you vote I would just like to say, now that the Geneva Convention has been broken by the Mr Bush, I would like to thank him, for he has shown the way for all Western enemies to treat US and Allied prisoners of war. I must say thank you again.

*editors note*
I am the first to admit Mr Bush does believe he is doing the right and helpful thing for the USA and the Western world. Maybe he is maybe he ain't. For who really knows? Least Mr Bush, and the people of the USA, believe in the same values as me. I actually believe if you took him away from politics and met him on face value he would be a kind and decent bloke.
This post was not meant to be a offensive post about USA. Its just he is the Commander in Chief of the American armed forces, so basically he is responsible for what goes on in the forces like the prisoner abuses (not terrorists) in Iraq, and the 'Illegal Invasion' of Iraq and even Guantanamo.

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09-23-05, 10:15 AM	#1
Damo1977 Captain Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Adelaide, South Australia Posts: 487 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Should Mr G.W.Bush be charged with War Crimes Basically the question speaks for itself............But this ain't no anti-American thread, this is being discussed around the world. MR George Bush went against the UN vote and invaded a sovereign nation, and than ran a prison camp called 'Guantanamo' off shore which never mind the activities in the camp is still illegal against the Geneva Convention. Mr Bush mentions that those held in 'Guantanamo' are enemy combatants, so legally they should stand under the Geneva Convention and not locked in cells like Cassius Clay. Before you vote I would just like to say, now that the Geneva Convention has been broken by the Mr Bush, I would like to thank him, for he has shown the way for all Western enemies to treat US and Allied prisoners of war. I must say thank you again. editors note I am the first to admit Mr Bush does believe he is doing the right and helpful thing for the USA and the Western world. Maybe he is maybe he ain't. For who really knows? Least Mr Bush, and the people of the USA, believe in the same values as me. I actually believe if you took him away from politics and met him on face value he would be a kind and decent bloke. This post was not meant to be a offensive post about USA. Its just he is the Commander in Chief of the American armed forces, so basically he is responsible for what goes on in the forces like the prisoner abuses (not terrorists) in Iraq, and the 'Illegal Invasion' of Iraq and even Guantanamo. __________________ \"If man is called to be to be a streetsweeper, he should sweep streets even as Michelangelo painted, or Beethoven composed music, or Shakespeare wrote poetry. He should sweep streets so well that all the hosts of heaven and earth will pause to say, here lived a great streetsweeper who did his job well\" Martin Luther King, Jr