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March 29, 2003
Chirac to Hague?
IDF radio says that an American Comments
Huh? JudicialWatch is not a Jewish organization. Would you verify that the IDF radio really called it a Jewish organization? Here is the JudicialWatch complaint: http://www.judicialwatch.org/cases/95/chirac.htm Gentlemen:
I. INTRODUCTION:
Judicial Watch, Inc. (hereinafter, “Judicial Watch”) is a non-profit, non-partisan, public interest group that investigates and prosecutes government corruption and abuse. Judicial Watch requests that your organizations coordinate the conduct of an immediate and thorough investigation of the unlawful proliferation of nuclear technology, the unlawful trafficking of arms and military technology, and the violation of United Nations (U.N.) trade sanctions imposed after the 1991 Gulf War, as well as additional U.N. sanctions relating to the so-called “oil-for-food” program, by French government officials, politicians and corporations. In particular, we request an investigation and analysis, by means of forensic accounting, of financial contacts and dealings between Mr. Chirac’s “Rally for the Republic” (RPR) political party and government officials and/or corporations involved in the unlawful activity. Based on our preliminary investigation, as well as recent press reports, there is sufficient evidence to implicate senior French political and governmental officials including, but not limited to, Mr. Jacques Chirac. These unlawful activities involve private persons, corporations and government officials from: France, Iraq, the Peoples’
Republic of China, and Syria. It is likely that several other parties and countries, unknown at this time, are also involved in the criminal conspiracy. . . . . Posted by: jerry at March 29, 2003 03:20 PMAgreed. Judicial Watch has nothing to do with jewish interests and does not claim to be a jewish organization. The guy who founded it might be jewish, but so what? Posted by: notmyrealname at March 29, 2003 03:22 PMThat's what it says on IDF radio's web site. Obviously, in this case they don't know what they are taliking about. Posted by: Alisa at March 29, 2003 03:29 PMHa HA! That's what you get when you sign into law dumbass UN resolutions that take away the soverignty of a nation. Chirac.. Rot in 'ell... ribbit Posted by: Mark at March 29, 2003 03:31 PMReally, the universe truly is composed of irony. Posted by: Meryl Yourish at March 29, 2003 04:02 PMIt would be a wonderful bit of irony if Chirac were tried by the ICC he helped set up independent of any rule of law or oversight but its own. Well it seems judicial watch is after Iraq as well. I guess it's true; In the U.S. you can sue anyone! JUDICIAL WATCH SLAPS SUBPOENA ON IRAQI AMBASSADOR TO UNITED NATIONS TESTIMONY, DOCUMENTS SOUGHT ON IRAQ’S INVOLVEMENT IN OKLAHOMA CITY BOMBING AND 1993 WORLD TRADE CENTER ATTACK (Washington, DC) Judicial Watch, the public interest group that investigates and prosecutes government corruption, today served a subpoena for testimony and documents on Mohammed Al-Douri, who serves as Saddam Hussein’s ambassador to the United Nations. Judicial Watch is suing Iraq for victims of the April 19, 1995 bombing of the Murrah Building in Oklahoma City, OK. A default judgment is pending against Iraq in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. The suit alleges Iraqi government involvement in the conspiracy with Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols to blow up the building. (A copy of the complaint is available on the Internet at www.judicialwatch.org.) funny Post a comment
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