George W. Bush has been tried and found guilty of genocide, crimes against peace, and crimes against humanity, by an International War Crimes Tribunal - the Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Commission in compliance with proper legal process on November 2, 2011.
VERDICT
The essence of legality is the principled, predictable, and consistent
application of a single standard for the strong and the weak alike.
Selective manipulation of international law by powerful states
undermines its legitimacy.
Unlawful use of force in Iraq threatens to return us to a world in which the law of the jungle prevails over the rule of law, with potentially disastrous consequences for the human rights not only of the Iraqis but of people throughout the region and the world.
The future of the United Nations and of the international law of war is also at stake. The unauthorized military action in Iraq undermines the system of collective security embedded in the United Nations Charter in order to protect humanity from a recurrence of the carnage of World War II.
The two - George W. Bush/Tony Blair - accused, took the law into their own hands. They acted with deceit and with falsehood. They acted in flagrant violation of international law of war and peace. In the absence of any convincing evidence, defense assertions lack credibility. They appear to be fig leaves for hiding naked economic and political ambitions.
We therefore find that the charge against the two accused is proved beyond reasonable doubt.
The two accused are, therefore, found guilty as
charged and the two accused are accordingly convicted on the charge"..
The United States, in view of this verdict, where "no one is above the
law", 'including the president of the United States', like you - say President Barack Obama - is duty bound to bring George W Bush to justice under our laws and treaties, by charging,
indicting, prosecuting him for these war crimes he has been
tried for and found guilty of by an international tribunal in accordance with proper legal process.
Commence the above action, as you are charged to do - your duty beckons.
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