In this article Nicholas D. Kristof argues that President Bush was right to confront Sudanese officials for their crimes against humanity and I agree. Now he calls on the President to set aside his hatred of the World Criminal Court in order that those responsible for Darfur's genocide can be brought to justice before it, and I agree.
Why Should We Shield the Killers?
The thorny issue for Mr. Bush is that he could legitimize a court that might wish to prosecute him for Abu Gharaib, or Guantanamo, or destroying Fallujah, or invading Iraq. What a tangled web has been woven.
What's a poor abuser of the public trust to do?
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