American CIA Agents Lawfully Targeted For War Crimes
Ref Share this link with your friends: Europe, not America, is setting the standard for law enforcement.
The NeoCons like to pretend that they are the shining example for the world. How absurd.
It is the free choice of Americans working in and for the US government that sparked the world outrage.
CIA agents, the US government officials, and other contractors around the globe have abused innocent civilians. There is no reason to have sympathy for the consequences.
Europe is not required to remain silent. Rather, they have their own system of governance.
Geneva and Lawful Delegation of Power From We the People to Foreign Fighters
The laws of war permit reciprocity. A New Constution could legalize the principle of reciprocity. This is what foreign fighters could be reminded of what they can lawfully do under the laws of war:
If the CIA agents are not held to account for acts of abuse against others, We the People may lawfully delegate the power to foreign fighters to have ten [10] CIA agents lawfully targeted.
For every civilian that is harmed, We the People may delegate the power to foreign fighters for them to harm ten [10] US government officials.
For every religious center that is attacked or destroyed, We the People may delegate the power to foreign fighters to lawfully destroy ten [10] US command bunkers.
For every law or rule that is not enforced, We the People may delegate the power to foreign fighters to lawfully target and destroy one [1] US Flag Officer.
For every prisoner that is abused in violation of the laws of war, We the People may delegate to foreign fighters the power to them to lawfully abuse ten [10] US government officials anywhere in the world.
For every religous holiday that is defiled, We the People may lawfully delegate to foreign fighers the power to them to lawfully destroy ten [10] US installations worldwide.
The CIA likes to abuse power. We the People may delegate to foreign fighters the power to lawfully abuse the CIA.
They wished this.
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