@JTT,
JTT wrote:You never post any facts
Here is a list of facts that I've posted in this thread alone:
FACT: The moment the US is penalized for capturing and detaining enemy fighters, it immediately becomes legal for us to execute all enemy fighters in cold blood when they try to surrender to us.
FACT: "Level of offense" is the wrong way of looking at it. This is capturing an enemy fighter during a war.
FACT: this was not just the US coming uninvited into a European country and doing this. The US not only had the permission of the Italian government, it was a joint operation that was carried out by US and Italian agents working together.
FACT: if we are denied our right to capture and detain enemy fighters in wartime, we will instantly gain the legal right to kill all enemy fighters in cold blood when they try to surrender to us.
FACT: Since the UK would be doing grave harm to an innocent person, we would be fully justified in forcing the UK to pay her massive compensation for what they did to her. And of course, that confession would have no legal validity.
FACT: the US is not violating any law when we capture enemy fighters and detain them.
FACT: this isn't about us violating any laws. This is about the Italian judiciary intentionally and maliciously finding innocent Americans guilty of false charges on multiple occasions.
FACT: Should the US decide that military action is the best way forward, nearly all Italian judges will become valid military targets.
FACT: should all of a judge's children be incinerated along with him or her, that falls well within the acceptable meaning of collateral damage.