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Was the attack on Iraq a war crime?
No fear, cavalier « The gaping silence: [...] Brian sums up what Goldsmith’s suggesting and is appropriately Was the attack on Iraq a war crime?
Ed Davies: Wouldn't it be more accurate to refer to the government'sPart II: Was the Iraq war legal? Reflections on the Attorney-General's advice to the prime minister
Ephems of BLB » Blog Archive » Was the attack on Iraq a war crime?: [...] a fuller discussion of these and other related issuesObamas on TV, Bingham on Iraq
Ed Davies: Thanks, particularly for your reference to the Attorney General's adviceObama-McCain: some facts and figures
Carl Lundquist/LA: I would only note that two courts were involved. TheObamas on TV, Bingham on Iraq
Brian: Ed, you make a very good point. The US-UK argumentObama-McCain: some facts and figures
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Ed Davies: Leaving aside all the "no automaticity" discussions regarding Resolution 1441,Test post - do not read
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