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Originally Posted by Nirvana-Guy
One of the dumbest ideas ever. First of all, whatever happens in Iraq is OUTSIDE the Jurisdiction of the United States. If the contractors do anything in Iraq, they need to be tried by Iraqui Courts and the Iraqi legal system.
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Per the Congressional Research Service 7/11/2007 report titled “Private Security Contractors in Iraq; Background, Legal Status, and other issues”.
“Iraqi courts do not have jurisdiction to prosecute contractors without the permission of the relevant member country of the Multi-National Forces in Iraq. It is possible that some contractors may remain outside the jurisdiction of U.S. courts, civil or military, for improper conduct in Iraq.”
So how can they be tried by an Iraqi court if the US will not allow them to be tried? Can you answer that? Why don’t you push for some legislation that says the Iraqi government should have jurisdiction and they do not need any permission from the relevant member country? Or do you prefer to let them get away with anything because after all it is only a dead Iraqi and Iraqi deaths are irrelevant?
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Originally Posted by Nirvana-Guy
This is yet another ploy by left-wing extremist Democrats who want to attack Americans who are protecting other Americans.
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Oh yes, the Left Wing Extremist Democrats who prefer accountability. That’s right, all the Right Wing’s loathe accountability. They dance on the graves of dead Iraqis and don’t want any investigations or accountability for innocent deaths.
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Originally Posted by Nirvana-Guy
DISGRACEFUL.
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So is your lack of respect for Due Process and lack of information on this issue.