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> 96-09-05.HAA
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> From Mogens Kall Thursday 5. Sep. 1996
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> ***************
> Denmark
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> To the International Court of Justice, Haag
> Copies: The government of USA and the Muslim World through
> the Saudi-Arabian ambassador to DK.
>
>
>
> Dear Justice,
>
>
> Request:
>
> Warrant in regard to a mass murderer!
>
> Saturday August the 31. this year Saddam Hussein attacked Kurds
> in the northern Iraq. UN proclaimed - after the gulf-war in
> 1991 - this area as a free zone, and to protect the Kurds
> against this mass murderer and his war-mashine, UDN
> established a no-fly zone. We don't know, how many innocents
> people, they had murdered - yet!
> It's NOT the first-time Saddam Hussein had done barbarism.
> In the eighties he had done crimes against humanity by
> nerve-gas-attack upon the Kurds and ethnic-purge-trial by
> mass-murder in the southern Iraq.
> He had also launched aggressive wars upon Iran (in the
> eighties) and Kuwait (in 1990).
>
> Lord Shawcross, Nuremberg prosecutor 1945, says i.r.t. the
> trial:
>
> "The purpose was a twofold:
> The first was retribution; the punishment of people,
> who'd launched this war against the world, and not only
> the war, but also - prior to the commencement of the war
> and during it - had, of course, committed the most ter-
> rible crimes against humanity as, for instance, by exter-
> minating, and certainly 7 million jews.
> The second purpose of the trial was that we hoped to
> lay down the rules of international law of the future.
> Not only making the waging of aggressive war unlawful,
> but, for the first time, making the statesmen, who led
> their countries into an aggressive war, personally re-
> sponsible for what, they had done."
>
> Saddam Hussein is PERSONALLY responsible for these crimes
> against humanity, as far as I can see. The question is:
>
> "Why don't we put him on trial ? - The people of Iraq can
> not live in peace until this dictator is gone. They need
> our help - NOW"
>
> In regard to a "hypothetical" REWARD - can we use "Red
> Cross (Red half-moon)" as a banq?
>
> Yours respectfully
>
>
> The servant of Michael