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Published: Monday, July 15, 2002
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An Imperial Criminal Court
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. July 9, 2002
In refusing to confirm the establishment of an imperial form of International Criminal Court (ICC), the U.S. government recently made the right choice, even though it had acted out of the wrong motive. It was an error by former President William Clinton, not to have blocked the ICC before his leaving office. Unfortunately, many other nations supported that Court, on obviously different, but dangerously mistaken premises.
The thing to be feared more than either war or crimes against humanity, is the establishment of an imperial form of "world rule of law," a form of law which, in practice, would condemn all mankind to the kind of horrors suffered under the Roman Empire and the ensuing Dark Age which that Empire brought down upon Europe and neighboring regions. The antics of "Transparency International," are only typical of the imperial impulse permeating the current use of all such proposals for a "world rule of law."
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It is to be emphasized, that without the existence of the proposed International Criminal Court, there already exists the recognized right and obligation of nations to establish courts,under the same authority of natural law as the law of justified warfarecourts which do not breach the principle of national sovereignty. |
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The Nuremberg court was convened to address Nazi war crimes and other capital crimes against humanity. Such courts are convened ad hoc under the same type of authority as a justified declaration of an act of war. Thus, a court such as the ICC is arguably unnecessary, in addition to being judged even an odious venture on other premises.
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In thinking about the true republican character of the United States, to which our nation is long overdue to return, it is of interest to look at the policy the Founders adopted toward absorbing the Western lands. This week we recall that policy as adopted by the founders on July 13, 1787, with the Ordinance for the Government of the Territory of the United States, North-West of the River Ohio, commonly known as The Northwest Ordinance.
The Northwest Territory was the common property of all the states, formed from a huge area of land previously claimed by the Commonwealth of Virginia. It extended westward from Pennsylvania all the way to the Mississippi River.
Under the Northwest Ordinance, passed in 1787, many of the provisions of U.S. Constitution, passed by a different representative body two months later, were established. Slavery was prohibited in all territory north of the Ohio River, and freedom of religion was guaranteed to all. In each section of land, lots had been set aside for the building of public grammar schools, secondary academies, and even colleges.
The bulk of the ordinance was devoted to establishing the form of governance in the Territory, in such a way as to prepare the territories to become anywhere from three to five states of the United States, once they had been sufficiently populated. The second section of the Ordinance read as follows:
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The War and Genocide Lobby Go Haywire in Washington
During his June 2002 visit to Sao Paulo, Brazil, Lyndon LaRouche issued a dramatic warning about a very likely financial and monetary catastrophe before the end of the Summer, which, in turn, could trigger new military adventures and wars in the September-October 2002 time frame.
- The 'Mole Hill' Inside The Bush Administration
Over the coming weeks, President George W. Bush will be faced with policy decisions that will determine the future of this planet for generations to come.
- The McCain Mutiny Bullies the President
On Feb. 2-3, 2002, the United States was represented at the annual Wehrkunde international security conference in Munich, Germany by four people all deeply involved in the effort to hijack the Bush Administration's foreign policy, on behalf of the Clash of Civilizations doctrine of the Anglo-American oligarchy.
- The Apocalyptic Plague Of Christian Zionism
There is no group in the United States more committed to a Clash of Civilizations against the Muslim world, than the so-called Christian Zionists, or Christian fundamentalists, a constituency of an estimated 40-70 million Americans who follow the 19th-Century millenarian cultism of the British Rev. John Nelson Darby.
- When 'War on Terror' Supports Terrorism
While the Bush Administration has pronounced the 'war on terrorism' to be the number-one issue since Sept. 11, on the agenda of all the world leaders, a careful review of how it has pursued that war reveals some dramatic cases of double-speak and hypocrisy, and, in Ibero-America, an outright capitulation to the very narco-terrorist forces that comprise the leading component of the irregular warfare apparatus stalking the planet today.
- Columbia: Narco-Terrorism Spreads War in South America
Colombia today is under siege by the world's largest and wealthiest drug cartel, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC).
- Peru Is Again Thrown Into the War Zone
During the 1990s, Peru was a model for the world on how to carry out a successful war against drugs and terrorism.
- Perpetual War Faction's Target: Saudi Arabia
The international support for Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Abdullah's ground-breaking peace proposal in March 2002, triggered a desperate response from the neo-conservative utopians and right-wing Jabotinskyites inside the Anglo-American-Israeli combine.
For the Christian, for Example
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
"My subject here, is the possible basis for a peace among faiths, despite the presently accelerating threat, of a plunge of this planet into a prolonged new dark age of all humanity."
LaRouche Advises Democrats On What They Must Do Now
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Democratic Presidential pre-candidate Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. provided this memorandum on July 7, in response to the following two questions from Democratic Party figures concerned about the rapidly crumbling U.S. economy.
Will the ICC Remedy Sharon'sWar Crimes?
The opening day of the International Criminal Court (ICC) was met by a mobilization of the Bush Administration and Israel's Sharon government to scuttle it.
Iran Conducts Dialogue With 'The Other America'
If Iraq is number one on President George W. Bush's hit list, there is no doubt that the Islamic Republic of Iran is number two.
AIDS Toll Rises, But Could Still Be Stopped
TheAIDS epidemic worldwide has infected at least 40 million people, and is now in the process of wiping out an entire human generation in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Behind the Government's Make-Believe Job Gains
The official U.S. unemployment level rose from 8.351 million in May, to 8.424 million in June, an increase of 73,000, and the unemployment rate rose, between May and June, from 5.8% to 5.9%, according to the Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
For Want of Air Traffic Controllers, Lives Will Be Lost
If the investigation of the July 1 collision of a DHL jet and a Russian passenger plane over southern Germany is truthful, it will find that privatization, with its profit-driven understaffing of air traffic controllers, caused 71 deaths.
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