CSM
Senior Member
The US only needs authorization if international law is to be obeyed. It clearly is not to be obeyed. So, I agree. However, why not respond to Afghanistan's request for evidence (since the case was a slam dunk) and avoid the war?
Muddy the waters? Did you read what you just wrote? Not the Afghan governments operation and the hijackers mostly were from anoter nation... seems pretty important facts when launching a war.
Plain and simple, okay. So, any nation in the US's circumstance has the very same rights, no? As I posted elsewhere, Haiti can begin a counter-terorism war against the US anytime now. So can Nicaraugua, Cuba... and that's not anit-anything, except 'anti-special treatment'.
I surely hope they do...all those countries need to become US protectorates.