Iraq war and in the process to the
deaths of hundreds of thousands of people, many of them children, and to the devastation of a country’s infrastructure.

In January of 2003, a group of U.S law professors warned President George W. Bush that he and senior officials of his government could be prosecuted
for war crimes if military tactics violated international humanitarian law. The group, led by the New York-based Center for Constitutional Rights,
sent similar warnings to British Prime Minister Tony Blair and to Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien.

Although Washington is not part of the International Criminal Court (ICC), U.S. officials could be prosecuted in other countries under the Geneva
Convention, indicated Michael Ratner, president of the Center for Constitutional Rights. Ratner likened the situation to the attempted prosecution by
a Spanish magistrate,Baltazar Garzón, of the Chilean military dictator Augusto Pinochet, who was held under house arrest in London.

Both former President George W. Bush and senior officials in his government could be tried for being responsible for torture and other war crimes
under the Geneva Conventions. In addition, should Nuremberg principles be followed by an investigating tribunal, former President Bush and other
senior officials in his administration could also be tried for violation of fundamental Nuremberg principles. In 2007, Luis Moreno-Ocampo, the ICC’s
chief prosecutor, told The Sunday Telegraph that he could envisage a scenario in which both British Prime Minister Tony Blair and then President
George W. Bush could face charges at The Hague.

Yeah! hope the process starts soon and I really hope they include the zionist top handler of Bush and Blair