One shall not remise the historical developments of law associated with war and dismiss the Conventions of Geneva. Civil law however should augment military law.
Atomic weapons used on Hiroshima and Nagasaki of the Japan Empire and against the air defenses at Saddam International Airport in the Republic of Iraq, are civil not military crimes.
Such regulations pursuant to customary international law oblige states [to have used atomic weapons] to conduct proceedings of treason and misprision of treason so the return to international law is secured.
Eric Lindblad – 20 May 2007
The Conventions of Geneva further to amend pursuant to the text "Reciprocal Warfare – and its Critiqué by the Natural Law School", 2 April 2007, et al., and loss of the Western bourgeois states' right to make war (jus ad bellum), reference my letter to Organization of Islamic Conference, Malaysia summit, dated 31 July 2006.
Atomic weapons used on Hiroshima and Nagasaki of the Japan Empire and against the air defenses at Saddam International Airport in the Republic of Iraq, are civil not military crimes.
Such regulations pursuant to customary international law oblige states [to have used atomic weapons] to conduct proceedings of treason and misprision of treason so the return to international law is secured.
Eric Lindblad – 20 May 2007
The Conventions of Geneva further to amend pursuant to the text "Reciprocal Warfare – and its Critiqué by the Natural Law School", 2 April 2007, et al., and loss of the Western bourgeois states' right to make war (jus ad bellum), reference my letter to Organization of Islamic Conference, Malaysia summit, dated 31 July 2006.