The whole war crimes business is a complete joke. Clearly they were committed but people who think the law is impartially applied delude no one but
themselves.
The reality is that even if the law was upheld, our leaders would sooner officially rip it up, than be officially in the dock.
"Stop The War" organisation have wasted-invested over £500,000 on lawyer fees, just to work out whether or not they could prosecute Blair-Bush.
This is humanitarian stupidity in the extreme when money should really go on aid, besides few aid workers (actually risking their lives) demand lawyer
salaries of 100k plus a year.
What people don't realise is that most mainstream "well meaning" organisations are actually invested with double agents. I've heard from people
involved in it. It's called (amongst other things) "a false opposition". Damn effective too (all in the name of contributing towards a
stable-dictatorial democracy).
Perhaps let fools be fools; but maybe someone will listen if we make the clearly obvious truth be occasionally known?

