1. Why does my country have the right to be occupying Iraq? 2. Why should my country not support an international court of justice? 3. Is my country not stron

1. Why does my country have the right to be occupying Iraq? 2. Why should my country not support an international court of justice? 3. Is my country not strong enough to achieve its aims fairly? 4. When the leaders of a country cause it to do terrible things, what is the best way to restore the honor of that country? 5. Is it possible for potential new leaders to raise questions about their country's possible guilt, without committing political suicide? 6. Do I deserve retribution from aggrieved people whose lives have been ruined by actions that my leaders have taken without my consent? 7. How can I best help set in motion a process by which reparations are made to people who have been harmed by unjust deeds of my country? 8. If day after day goes by with nobody discussing uncomfortable questions like these, won't the good people of my country be guilty of making things worse? Alas, I cannot think of a satisfactory answer to any of these questions. I believe the answer to number 6 is still no; yet I fear that a yes answer is continually becoming more and more appropriate, as month upon month goes by without any significant change to the status quo.