if PUTIN is a killer of that spy in LONDON, why international court is not indicting him ?
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Because someone else is guilty!
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MURDER AT THE HAGUE ?\n\nSlobodan Milosevic is being slowly murdered at The Hague. So claims Sloboda, or ‘Freedom’ the Serbian pressure group at the forefront of the international campaign for the release of the former Yugoslav President. Many will dismiss their allegations as the paranoid fantasies of conspiracy theorists. Others will believe it is all part of a plot engineered from his prison cell by Milosevic himelf, anxious to evade charges of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity. I am not so sure. A closer examination of recent events at The Hague reveal that the claims may not be so outlandish as they first appear. To say that the trial of Milosevic has not gone well for the NATO powers who support and finance the Tribunal would be the understatement of the Millenium. The prosecution opened its case in February 2002 in a fanfare of publicity, with Chief Prosecutor Carlo Del Ponte gleefully announcing 66 charges against the ex-Yugoslav President and accusing him of 'crimes of medieaval savagery'. But despite the cajolery, intimidation and bribery of witnesses, Ms Del Ponte's team of prosecutors have failed to produce a single shred of convincing evidence linking Milosevic to the crimes he is accused of. 'Star' witness Ratomir Tanic was exposed as being in the pay of Western security forces, whilst ex-Yugoslav secret police chief Rade Markovic, the man who was finally going to spill the beans on Milosevic and reveal how his former master had ordered the expulsion of ethnic Albanians from Kosovo, in fact did the opposite and testified that he had been tortured to tell lies and that his written statement had been falsified by the prosecution.
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I believe Litvinenko was killed by Russia, maybe in conjunction with MI6. Not one other person that ate in that restaurant has been taken ill by Polonium 210. That tells me it was a hit. Since it happened on British soil, B-liar has to take at least some of the blame.
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Absolutely Not!\n\nTheres no reason they can't get a warrant. \n\n(Unless their spying on people they shouldn't be)
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The Russians say they killed Osama Bin Laden 15 years ago. The video they keep posting has no validity with me, since George Bush can't seem to produce Bin Laden. George Bush wont even talk about the number one terrorist to America and I think that is really strange.
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He should execute.\nBut before that I prefer to listening/watching his advocacy about a lot of other subjects including, Iran-Iraq war, His supporters during the war, Chemical weapons that used during the war against Iranian and Iraqis, Slaughter innocent people during his regime, etc.\nThis court is wasting time just for one of his slaughters and I'm worrying about other crimes. It seems they don't want to plead them in the court.
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Both China and Russia are concerned about being “encircled” by the US and want to increase their own international clout for its own sake (Putin just said as much during his most recent speech to the nation).  They are therefore searching for allies to increase their power and influence on the world stage.  Whereas many of the more countries with better human rights records are more inclined to ally with the US than Russia or China, they have to choose between forgoing alliances with countries with worse records or ignoring the ethical considerations and going for the power advantage.\n\nGuess which ones they chose.\n\nIt is not just Burma, however.  For example, on the one-year anniversary of the massacre of protesters in the Uzbek city of Andijan by state forces Uzbek President Islam Karimov was the very public guest of honor at the Kremlin.
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Because it is what the legal system is based on.\nProperty begets inherant rights of the property owner.\n\nThe second part concerns countries turning suspects over to other countries where they will stand trial.
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Most of all, the hostility of the American Government against the ICJ is that it is afraid that some of it's generals/soldiers will be tried for crimes against humanity, etc. in Iraq/ Afganistan/ Guantanamo/ who knows where else. There is obviously enough public opinion internationally to lead to some charges being filed at the Hague, and the Government wouldn't want to subject it's reputation (the main source of American political power internationally) to such scrutiny and attack.
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War criminals fall under different international laws than other people.  If he was naturalized, then he didn't disclose everything to your government and therefor, he isn't a proper citizen to begin with.
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International law - no grounds for it.\n\nA stronger case could be made for treason trials for several Democratic leaders.  Are you in?
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The U.S government still has the death penalty. If he is caught alive, a quick trial and then a gallows should be erected at the WTC site for a public execution. Not one with a trap door either, let him "dangle and strangle" while he looks upon the family and friends of those he murdered, play the video of the planes crashing into the WTC, that is  indelibly burned into our hearts and minds. Or if you don't want the death penalty, just put him in general population of any prison in America...\n\nHe deserves everything he gets for starting all of this, every death of every innocent civilian killed in Iraq and Afghanistan, every soldier from every country killed is due to him. He has a lot to answer for.\n\nOsama bin Hidin must pay.
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Assuming he is found guilty then he would be guilty of 'domestic' crimes such as murder.\n\nInternational law has crimes such as "genocide" which is where the "international" part comes from although this gives issues with how you break a law that is not specific in your country.\n\nHe has also aggressed across borders which makes that an international crime.
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Ask yourself a question if you were in a climate that allowed other countries rights to be violated at will by any neighboring country with impunity,a country that more resources than your country,would you not look for a way to level the playing field? When Russia was an empire, the U.S. did not dare pull these kinds of ploys because there was a balance. the balance is now gone. Noone holds the administration in check. Do your research!!!  Yes!!Peace.
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It's Scottland Yard, not MI5. MI5 only deal with matters out side of the U.K. Like the CIA.
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I think the FSB (successor organisation to the KGB) did it, but they might not have bothered to ask Putin for permission. Some of the old-school types in the FSB wouldn't think twice about liquidating a troublemaker.
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It doesn't matter! He's a Kennedy. He could get away with murder if he tried.