How is a much bigger question. I have a much bigger answer, but I'm not typing it out here (the most recent version was on a server that died I'm afraid). Shor

How is a much bigger question. I have a much bigger answer, but I'm not typing it out here (the most recent version was on a server that died I'm afraid). Short version: international treaties building up to a "we will enforce international law" army, where everyone else in the treaty has to turn on one of its members if they are accused. The army's job isn't to wage wars, it is to forcibly arrest suspects, to be tried at the Hague. Suspects must be "members of a government" (any soldier, civil servant, elected official, spy, etc) the idea requires lots of definitions first (not least who is in a government), but that's the gist of it. This is not an idea I throw around lightly, as people tend to misunderstand it readily. I know that it is far-fetched, etc, no need to remind me :)