Thomas Wictor

Posts Tagged ‘Customary International Humanitarian Law’

Collateral damage is rapidly becoming extinct

In military terminology, collateral damage is the deaths of civilians and the destruction of non-military objects. Customary International Humanitarian Law (IHL) allows for the killing of civilians. Rule 14. Proportionality in Attack Launching an attack which may be expected to cause incidental loss of civilian life, injury to civilians, damage to civilian objects, or a…

 

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Lies, lust for power, Jew-hate, tribalism, and failure

From the great Dave Frishberg, a commentary on lies. I first heard that song twenty-five years ago and never forgot it. We are marooned in a blizzard of lies, but I can debunk a lot them. Lies about hospitals Because of Jew-hate, “human rights” groups such as Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, B’Tselem, and Doctors…

 

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Different cultures fight wars in very different ways

Every culture and nation within that culture must decide how it fights wars. What works for one group of people isn’t necessarily acceptable to others. Therefore when I discuss my preferred way of fighting, I’m not saying that everyone should adopt it. Also, when I point out what I see as the shortcomings of different…

 

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Fantasizing belongs in the bedroom, not the newsroom

Today I spent several hours trying to find even one news report about the war in Yemen that didn’t slam the Saudi-led Coalition for its “complete disregard for civilian life” and its “indiscriminate air strikes.” Those are lies. Reporters are fantasizing this alleged ongoing series of war crimes. As of today, the fake civilian death…

 

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