I find it interesting the different opinions I have seen on this, certainly from those in Sudan who have not suffered from this horrible humanitarian disaster it seems they are not that interested in tose damaged or murdered, at least in my country the people rose up against their governmnet in the case of Katrina – are still rising up as a matter of fact.

Yet I see more and more stories like these as well.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/jul/22/sudan

“This ruling is considered hypocritical and selective on part of the ICC, and is moved by political and economic interests and not principles and humanitarian values”

– He slaughtered his own people with intent.The intent of GW Bush was not to slaughter people – that is the technical difference of all those charged with this crime.

IMO Those who perpetrated the pre-emptive war in Iraq and the lies which went with it are criminals as well.

In a minute would I give to any court which wanted to take them those who perpetrated this fraud upon my county and Iraq – especially Iraq.

I can only say that it is due to the corruptness of most governments that the people don’t have a chance.

Yet getting rid of a murdering tyrant is really not such a bad thing because the more we the people of the world get rid of murdering tyrants the easier it is to get rid of them all.
Power to the People.

The citizens of this country are still are quite aware of our governments faults and are helpless to get justice for a war started under false pretenses. They still try though and as recently as a couple of days ago four citizens tried to make a citizens arrest on Karl Rove the architect of the Bush administration.