desperately to deny, to hide, to bury, the evidence of war crimes on a massive scale.

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It's all speculation and conjecture there is no proof of anything other than the photos in question have never been released to the public and they
are from investigations into alleged abuses inside Abu Ghraib.

For Usamaizn, Does your heart bleed every time a suicide bomber bombs a market? If we would havelong had “universal jurisdiction” statutes, which allow their
national courts to pursue and prosecute prima facie war criminals. What has changed is an unspoken rule never to use international law against
“ourselves”, or “our” allies or clients. In 1998, Spain, supported by France, Switzerland and Belgium, indicted the Chilean dictator Augusto
Pinochet, client and executioner of the west, and sought his extradition from Britain, where he happened to be at the time. Had he been sent for
trial, he almost certainly would have implicated at least one British prime minister and two US presidents in crimes against humanity.

The Spanish high court is currently investi­gating a former Israeli defence minister and six other top Israeli officials for their role in the
killing of civilians, mostly children, in Gaza. Henry Kissinger, who was largely responsible