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I was talking about an hypothetical incident that could very well have happened. We almost collided with a Russian sub for example. We were supposedly protecting our country from nuclear attack. What if after the collision we didn't rescue all or any of the crew because of the necessary secrecy?
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Lincoln
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Well they weren't really "enemy" because it was a cold war. And in peace time it is necessary under international law to help a ship in distress.
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Lincoln
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You are talking about creating a huge quagmire Imran. In the heat of battle a lot of things can be considered war crimes by any pompus court who may have an axe to grind with another nation. And what does "systematic" mean -- 3, 4, 12 times? The point is that while the court is deciding what is and what is not a "war crime" or "systematic" the defendant sits in jail.
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Lincoln
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You are more trusting than I am then.
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Anyone else envisioning that record executive guy from the "Chef Aid" episode of South Park?
"I AM ABOVE THE LAW!"
As far as international diplomacy goes, our administration is really screwing the pooch.
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