Verification of Iraq War by Ark_Pilot

Vue • Military • posted on Jun 17, 2010

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Thanks for viewing and comments! At the Iraq War verification committee in the Netherlands, it is concluded that Iraq War was illegal and an invasion on International Law. The Iraq War verification committee was set up also in Britain. Former Prime Minister Blair and cabinet ministers received summoning of sworn witness. This committee in Britain plans to draw a conclusion by the end of this year. Data: Vue8 complete Shade11 Photoshop Elements 6

Comments (8)

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jclP

11:50AM | Thu, 17 June 2010

v,well done

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bigbraader

12:07PM | Thu, 17 June 2010

Very nice render, cool concept.

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EyeOfTheBeholder

1:51PM | Thu, 17 June 2010

Excellent image,very thought provoking.

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neiwil

2:05PM | Thu, 17 June 2010

All that is required for Evil to conquor, is that good men stand bye and do nothing.

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thekingtut

2:53PM | Thu, 17 June 2010

There was a vote in the UN. The vote was a legal and valid vote. The war is not illegal.

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Osper

9:04PM | Fri, 18 June 2010

It's gonna take them how long to come to an already formed conclusion???????????????????

lookoo

11:11AM | Sat, 19 June 2010

Just for the record, the UN security council was deeply divided on the issue. It demanded from Iraq full cooperation in WMD verification and announced "serious consequences" if Iraq failed to cooperate. This formulation was an obvious compromise. The US and the UK then set up the "coalition of the willing" to prepare for war. Blair always wanted an authorisation from the UN Security council but at one point realized that it would never come to pass. He then had to choose between legality and his alliance with Bush and finally opted for the latter. Fact is, an invasion is illegal under international war if it isn't authorized under chapter VII UN Charter. This didn't happen. Period. The weapons inspectors kept looking all the time, in vain. Finally, in early 2003 they were ordered by the US to leave the land or be bombed like everyone else. Some say Iraq failed to fulfill the 1991 ceasefire agreement which ended the 1991 ceasefire, which in turn would make a new UNSC resolution superfluous. Sounds nice but doesn't work: The UN never delegated the question of resuming the 1991 Gulf War to individual states. The UN security council always remained "actively seized of the matter", i.e. never delegated the question of war and peace to the US.

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