is there no law   for american military which badly humilate the iraqian people?
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Yes, it's called the Geneva Convention. Unfortunately, the US refuses to participate in the International Criminal Court (ICC). The United States under Bill Clinton signed the treaty, but never submitted it for ratification. When George W. Bush took office shortly afterwards, he nullified the signature (wonder why?). As for therandman's response about 80000 Kurds Saddam gassed in the 80's, many think it was Iran and not Saddam (see link 1 below). When this occurred, Iraq was at war with Iran and Saddam was being supported by the US government (see link 2 below).
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Enraged is a more appropriate reaction.  War is the ultimate horror.  Unfortunately, it has been a necessary evil throughout history.  An unnecessary one as well!  The current war in Iraq conforms to the latter and not the former.  What a reckless and disdainful waste!\nThe ignorance of so many of my fellow Americans is what frightens me.  Allowing the perpetuation of this administration (i.e. a 2nd term), to recklessly and capriciously disregard not only international law, but the 'laws of the land', i.e. the Constitution, is inconceivable! Failure to hold this administration accountable is disgraceful as well as shameful.  \n\nThat's what makes me want to weep!
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No bub\n\nIt is a huge crime to lie under oath (since YOU brought up Clinton). It is known as perjury.\n\nWar is not murdering innocents. In war you kill your enemies, you defeat them. In war, there is also no way to protect every non-combatant. There is no "perfect" war where only soldiers will be involved. And even with there being no possibility of a "perfect war", it does not mean that we should never wage war. We should wage war when necessary. And when it came down to attacking Afghanistan, and re-opening the hostilities in Iraq because of the documented cease-fire violations from the cease-fire agreement from Gulf War I (Desert Storm), the war was J-U-S-T-I-F-I-E-D
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George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld and many other right wing zealots in the U.S. government have conspired to wage an illegal war of aggression against Iraq, kidnap and torture civilians around the world, attack civilians and medical facilities in Afghanistan, Iraq and elsewhere. These crimes violate U.S. law, the U.S. Constitution, the Hague and Geneva conventions and other treaties and conventions.\n\nThere is no question that the U.S. is responsible for war crimes, the question is who will stand up to the Bush Adminstration. Who can question the U.S.? No politician will speak out. No court will take the case. No international organization is willing to challenge the U.S. No other nation dares to risk retribution from the U.S. government by even raising the issue.\n\nOnly the people can challenge these crimes. Only by raising a public hue and cry so loud that the issue cannot be politely ignored will this horrific crime spree be stopped.
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i think you are right....how could americans not support them or critisize when they aint there to know whats going on for themselves...i say kill them all and let god sort em out....semper fi...hoorah.....charge them.....bullshit not in a million years
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LOL- The USA can't even control Baghdad.
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You are example of American. Yeah, be a pimp and nuke Iraq because 9/11 which happened AFTER first Gulf War.
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By any definition of terrorism, the US is as guilty as the "insurgents" in Iraq.  Under international law, since they have occupied another country, the US is responsible for civilian safety in Iraq, and over 100,000 have died.  There is too much blood on the hands of the US army.
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I think us Americans are described as "ugly Americans" because many (but not all) of us assume that our nation is superior to all others and that our culture should be imposed on others' wherever we go.  This is just stupid.  To my knowledge, there is no other nation that is so self-righteous.  President Bush has no right to turn Iraq into a democracy.  Only the Iraqi people have the right to decide this.  So many people say they are "proud to be an American", but I don't believe it is a thing deserving of pride anymore.  Yes, we have many freedoms that so many other countries don't have, but does that include the right to dictate policies to other nations?
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There are not any and your statement about stationing troops in Saudi Arabia is untrue also. Terrorists kill people because they are savages and they do not need a reason, they give a reason but the truth is they are savages.
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I think you mean posse comitatus. This prohibits military personnel from acting as law enforcement in the US, unless authorized by Congress
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There is no such law.
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No its not...The Americans have been caught doing worst..but remember..in all cases its been the British and Americans who has exposed these brutal acts..that says a lot about the people..\nand one other point the soldiers who are caught doing these acts are punished.
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Yes they do, in ww2 the germans and japanese were taught rudimentary phrases they thought would enrage americans and allies to the point they would charge them, giving the axis and easy shot, the same thing is going on in iraq right now, the iraqi insurgents know a few phrases they use to taunt our troops with, but what they fail to realise is this gives an estimated location of their where abouts, and arty gets called in to solve the problem.
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people that will not or can not support out soldiers in Iraq!
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it is something that america cannot control if their government follows its own laws.\n\nhowever, the CIA and U.S. army could pretty much knock aside any dictator it saw fit given that they didn't care about public opinion or bad press.
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Well as to date America has over 17,000 wounded soldiers that are missing arms, and legs, or both. Most of them  the ages 18-25 and it's for the rest of their lives. This isn't including the 100,000 men, women, and children the Iraqi's have lost due to America's invasion. The American death toll in addition the wounded is around 5000. I have gotten this information from the U.S.GOV. web-site. America has absolutely no diplomacy policies or programs going on with the other surrounding Countries that have concerns with Iraq financially in the Middle East region. Iraq's infrastructure is still in shambles, and they really have no way to support themselves without the aid of the United States military. There is also a Civil War going on in Iraq, and Iraq doesn't have any present Government system in place; because they can't agree who's going to be in charge. It's a mess that's what is going on.