Another U.N. story not getting any media or forum play....

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I have found video of U.N. personnel with these local women, showing some of the U.N. higher-ups squiring the women around in plainly labeled U.N. vehicles; this video was apparently taken after the U.N. issued their non-fraternization order.

My problem is one of computor literacy; I can't figure out how to link to it as it is property of FOXNEWS.

I will, nonetheless, endeavor to persevere-if I manage to do it, you will see it.

I have seen video evidence of US soldiers shooting unarmed men..

Does this mean Bush hasnt got a big enough stick and should go?

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Last answer, so file this one away.

In the scenario you describe, vid, I would say the U.S. personnel should be hauled before your I.C.C., and dealt with summarily and according to international dictates; just as with those who enter our armed services, you pays your pesos, and you takes your choice.

If U.S. personnel commit an offense under the flag of the U.N., they are subject to the U.N.'s justice.

Annan, of course, should have something more to say than, "While I regret the actions of the few, I am not responsible."

Your scenario overlooks the repetitive and endemic nature of the offenses committed over the tenure of Annan's reign, which I feel is an important aspect of the current situation, but, there you are.

I should read a whole thread before quoting and posting

Good answer... except that USA havent signed up to the ICC, as has been pointed out.