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You don’t need to invade the US just to stop extraditions.
by trasz 6y ago
You don’t need to invade the US just to stop extraditions.
- nobody9999 6y ago>You don’t need to invade the US just to stop extraditions. That's absolutely true. However the post that I responded to said nothing about extraditions. Rather, it said: >No government which supports this behavior, should be allowed to sit another democratic session. Unless I'm having serious reading comprehension problems (which I suppose is possible), OP is suggesting the dissolution of the US Government. I merely asked how they thought that should be accomplished, then wished them luck.
- somesortofsystm 6y agoYou are having comprehensions. I was indeed referring to the nature of this article, which is Julian's heinous torture and rendition to the United States. This isn't just 'extradition', any more. The real free world, i.e. Europe, needs to stand up to this thuggery and do something about it, fast. UK is showing itself incapable of catching this real attack on free society. With this precedent set - NOBODY is safe, not even one single civilian - to openly discuss the war crimes of our war industry.