> ...and furthermore it calls the entire "court" into question. It's pretty obvious this is not a real court, and it should be ignored by all. Yeah, it's not a

> ...and furthermore it calls the entire "court" into question. It's pretty obvious this is not a real court, and it should be ignored by all. Yeah, it's not a real court, it's just a bunch of "transnational" bureaucrats imitating the forms of a court, without the foundational basis [1], and at great remove from whatever situations they're pretending to judge. At best, it's a political prop. [1] Which would include things like de-facto power over its claimed jurisdiction, and having law known and respected by the people there.