You believe that you and the special reporter, you and the special reporter said there is a hostile like the actions against the other population. I don't look. I used to.
I used to. Let me tell you a little bit about myself. And it's on a recorded space.
I used to pro bono do international law work for an organization called the Center for Truth and Justice. We literally won international court cases against Azerbaijan for war crimes and purposely trying to starve one hundred and twenty thousand Armenians for nine months under an illegal blockade, which was considered a humanitarian crisis by the court, by international court. Trust me, international law means absolutely nothing.
Nothing. It's we're all living in a phase where if you have, unfortunately, if you have the power to to enforce your will, it will be done and nothing will happen to you. International court works for small countries, very small third world countries that barely have a standing army.
I don't want to hear the international law stuff. I am a lawyer. I did that portion of law for free.
And we beat Azerbaijan twice in the national courts. It doesn't matter. People will still do what they need to do.
