Saturday, April 04, 2009
The reign in Spain, part dos
I agree with him that this "is not a left-versus-right political issue," but has to do with U.S. sovereignty. Are we really at a point that unhappy U.S. citizens must rely on foreign courts for recourse to misdeeds (perceived or actual) by our own officials?
4 Comments:
By 
Ray, at
Sat Apr 04, 09:09:00 PM:
It is more correct to say, that Feith and you do not see it as a left-and-right issue. People who believe in the universal jurisdiction of courts and international law's power over elected officials (who are more to be found on the left than on the right) may differ.
By 
, at
Sun Apr 05, 12:38:00 AM:
Can we also indict the perfidious Spaniards whose ancestors were responsible for genocide in Central and South America and recapture the wealth they stole from innocent autocthanes?
By SR, at
Sun Apr 05, 03:14:00 AM:
Time to ask Dear Leader to weigh in on this matter.
Also, it would be a good idea to figure out a way to get the Supreme Court to make a ruling. Time to smoke out this ridiculous meddling by foreign jurists.
By davod, at
Sun Apr 05, 09:14:00 AM:
Meddlin by foreign jurists - Scotus?
Isn't it Justice Kennedy who thinks we should include in his rulings laws other than those in the US.
Koh, who has been recommended to be State's legal advisor, is an Internationalist.
