Is Wolfowitz laying the groundwork to escape War Criminal judgement

[KlatooBNikto]

by his World Bank appointment as atonement?

[Ironpost]

1. Probably

More than likely,

[leveymg]

2. He can always ask for political asylum in Iraq.

He did some of his best humanitarian work there.

O8)

[chaumont58]

3. I agree with you about him being a war criminal, but....

the US being the biggest bully on the block means that no members of chimpie's menagerie is going to be indicted as a war criminal. Without doubt, if Bush had done what he did, invade Iraq, in 1939 for Germany, he would have been hanged at Nuremberg in 1946.
There was another thread today about double standards. The biggest bully on the block has a totally different set of rules to live by.

[Mr Rabble]

4. that is my guess

[distressedsister]

5. That assumes he does something good at the World Bank

which he won't. As far as he's concerned, the third world can pay for the bombs we drop on their weak asses and like it!

[applegrove]

6. Yeah - I wonder that too. Always a problem with fascist leaders..

how to retire them so the country can move on.

[K-W]

7. How is destroying the worlds economies atonement?

To answer your question, no. He is just taking control of a different arm of US global domination than he was working in before.

[KlatooBNikto]

8. At least he will be able to put a fig leaf over his war crimes by claiming

his intent was to help people in the devloping world.

[Jack Rabbit]

9. He can run, but he can't hide

He is still one of the chief architects of one of the major crimes of recent history: the unprovoked invasion of a sovereign state, justified by a pack of deliberate lies, for the purpose of placing that nation's resources under foreign control.