Nailed It.
NEW: US officials shepherding Trump’s arms sales to Saudi Arabia & UAE have been worried for years they could be charged w/ war crimes over deaths in Yemen. But State Dept. leaders have concealed the legal risks. Our @nytimes investigation, w/ @laforgia_.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/14/us/politics/us-war-crimes-yemen-saudi-arabia.html …
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Add: Crimes against humanity. This
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@WhiteHouse@POTUS@SenateGOP@HouseGOP@senatemajldr@SenSusanCollins@lisamurkowski@marcorubio@LindseyGrahamSC@SenTedCruz@LamarAlexander@FLOTUS@IvankaTrump Shame on you all!pic.twitter.com/UEqDBEQ5tO
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"Aiding airstrikes" is an extremely charitable characterization. It's not just supplying planes & bombs. The whole of the air war has been managed by US-UK active-duty personnel & contractors. Logistics, maintenance, ISR, target development, mission planning, C2, midair refueling
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And why is that? It’s because the Saudis are an illegitimate regime. The security apparatus is only aimed at protectinng royals from internal threats. Upper echelon military are connected family in cushy jobs. The rest are aimed internally or untrained so they won’t be a threat.
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You mean: just following orders isn’t a legal defense?
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Can't do the time, don't do the crime.
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