RE: RE: War Crimes at Sea: A Personal and Historical Perspective
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RE: War Crimes at Sea: A Personal and Historical Perspective

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Hello seki1@seki1

The bombings are something that's kind of specific to this hemisphere. The U.S. is asserting dominance apparently in what it considers its sphere of influence. Citing drug trafficking as the reason, the U. S. government is blowing up boats in the seas around us. We are in quite a pickle. The legality of these extra-judicial killings is in question. One thing that's not in question is the fact that it is illegal to kill shipwrecked survivors. The question today is, were there survivors of the initial bombing? If there were, did the people who ordered and carried out the strike aware of the survivors? Finally, the question is, who ordered the strike and who carried it out if it was illegal.

I know political discord is a familiar experience for you. In my country it is also becoming increasingly familiar.

Thanks for stopping by.