Comments on: The Bout Affair: America as Magistrate

By: bozh

bozh — Thu, 18 Nov 2010 22:25:36 +0000

all this pales with what u.s or u.s/nato [i have already stated that palestine is u.s territory] wld do in the future.
let’s face it, every u.s war, terror, raid [against indigenes of america and asia] heralded more of the same.
wars and terror may end only when nato-u.s obtains entire planet; with or without its people! tnx

By: hayate

hayate — Thu, 18 Nov 2010 18:12:18 +0000

More of the israeloamerican renditions is what this is. Thailand is well known for its craven subservience to the israeloamericans. They have to be, they are a major transshipment point for the 2nd largest centre of heroin (the largest is Afghanistan, another major transshipment point for the Jewish mafia’s heroin).

Well, now is a good time to go after all those americans (and israelis, of course) who are “on holiday”, but actually “bringing democracy” to obstinate countries throughout the world for outfits like the mossad and the ned. Pick up and rendition them to 3rd countries for trial.

By: MichaelKenny

MichaelKenny — Thu, 18 Nov 2010 16:36:06 +0000

The extradition of Viktor Bout is a prefect example of universal jurisdiction, the praises of which are regularly sung on this website! You can’t have it both ways, folks! Universal jurisdiction cannot be right for people you dislike and wrong for those you like! By the way, the statement that “Thailand’s criminal court … acknowledged that Bout’s guilt is unproven” is legal nonsense. By very definition, since Bout hasn’t been tried yet, his guilt is “unproven”. That is a matter for the trial court, not a court conducting an extradition hearing, which applies purely procedural criteria.