Friday, February 20, 2009

An inappropriate deferral , indeed, CIA's selective Justice at its BEST...



















An inappropriate deferral... , indeed, CIA's selective Justice at its BEST...

Recently, the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, Luis Moreno Ocampo, asked the pre-trial chamber to issue a warrant for the arrest of President Omar Hassan al-Bashir of Sudan on charges of genocide and other international crimes... A decision is expected soon...., but the selective justice and blatant double standards never ends and keeps us all amazed and bewildered to say the least. Case in point, the indictment of the Butcher Ariel SHARON, the Belgian law and the case in Belgium, the ICC, which were abused and used in order to pass...and execute barbaric assassinations in Lebanon, January 24th 2002 on Mr. Elie HOBEIKA and his party....and then immediately afterwards, DOD and the US Government, Israel and the EU scuttled the case in Belgium and the law which allowed it to come to the tribunal in the first place in Brussels of the PNAC killers, like Louis Michel and others... and no one will ever forget that blatant hypocrisy and utter disregard for "JUSTICE to be properly served", and ever since, our memory will serve us well into the decades... in order to highlight the tremendous sacrifices of our fallen HEROES, Mr. Elie Hobeika, Walid Zein, Fares Sweidan and Dmitri Ajram...and others since.

Again and again, a killer in murder/assassinations , starting from the CIA2/MOSSAD assassination of Mr. Elie Hobeika in Beirut/Hazmieh January 24th 2002, and the infamous : "White House Murder Inc." , headed by Asef Shawkat in Syria.

http://newhk.blogspot.com/2008/12/uniiic-ii-report-revisited.html

The prospect of an ICC indictment of Bashir has triggered strong reactions from several governments, including members of the African Union.... They have asked the UN Security Council to invoke article 16 of the Statute of Rome, which empowers the Security Council to request the court to suspend proceedings for a period of 12 months if warranted by considerations of international peace and security. Proceedings against Bashir, so the argument goes, would seriously undermine the ongoing peace process and the security of humanitarian workers in Darfur.

In CIA's view, a deferral under article 16 would be both inappropriate and undesirable....because CIA decides that "now" the ICC does serve their purpose and their aims....hence "JustiCIA" is desirable and Urgent...and.... It would be absurdly inconsistent for the Security Council to consider invoking article 16 to defer a case the Council itself referred to the ICC in March 2005. At that time, the Security Council asked the ICC to investigate possible war crimes in Darfur as a matter of international peace and security. To make a U-turn at this point, when the ICC has collected relevant evidence, would seriously undermine the credibility not only of the ICC, but also of the Security Council itself....as if any of your ilk has any credibility left in this world....starting with the so-called "security council" which is an ill-security council.

Invoking article 16 in this case, moreover, would set an extremely negative precedent. It would encourage governments to ask the Council to suspend future prosecutions by the ICC. This would effectively turn the ICC into a political instrument and the Security Council into an instrument of delay....courtesy of CIA...

Several years after the start of the conflict in Darfur and in spite of numerous mediation efforts, there is still no peace in sight. There is no reason to assume that an arrest warrant against Bashir would undermine the peace process. Rather than trying to frustrate the ICC proceedings, we should call upon the government of Sudan to make a real effort to move the peace process forward.

Maxime Verhagen Minister of foreign affairs of the Netherlands is a MOSSAD Stooge...

Bruno Stagno Ugarte Minister of foreign affairs of Costa Rica is a CIA asset, recruited since 1987...