War Criminals Should Be Prosecuted. We know who they are. They know who they are. Let's get 'em.

Action Alert!

Take Action! Ensure that those who are responsible for war crimes are accountable.

Take action today together with CCR, Greenpeace International, the Center for Economic and Social Rights and Peacerights to ensure the accountability of persons responsible for war crimes against the Iraqi people.

War Crimes Are Being Committed in Iraq

International humanitarian law requires that warring parties not indiscriminately attack civilians or the infrastructure on which they depend to live. Likewise, attacks designed to spread terror amongst civilians are not permitted.

.... the US, UK and other forces launched a massive air strike against Iraq as part of the US military plan, "shock and awe." In the first 48 hours of this attack some 3,000 precision-guided missiles (were) fired at or near Baghdad, a densely populated city of 5.6 million. In Afghanistan, these weapons had a maximum success rate of 85%, indicating that at least some 200 missiles will miss their targets daily and (resulted) in the indiscriminate deaths of innocent civilians.

These tactics are illegal under the Geneva Convention as well as under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC).

The U.S. B-2 Bombers involved in this attack were based at Fairford Air Base in the UK and Diego Garcia, an Island territory of the UK in the Indian Ocean. This fact brings these crimes within the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court (ICC).

If you want to see the criminals of this war prosecuted to the full extent of the law, please send a message to the Prosecutor of the ICC who is due to be appointed in the very near future.

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These bastards have to know that they can RUN, BUT, "AS THE SIGN ON THE BARN IN TENNESSEE SAYS, FOOL ME ONCE, IT'S YOUR FAULT. FOOL ME TWICE...EH...YOU WON'T DO IT AGAIN..."
Chimpo W. Bush after September 11, discussing his intended capture of Osama Bin Laden...(Still at large)