RT Canadian Muslim Public Affairs Council (@CMPAConline)Today Netanyahu’s flight crossed Canadian airspace over Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island, and New Brunswick before entering U.S. airspace in Maine.Netanyahu is wanted by the @ICC for war crimes in #Gaza. Prime Minister @MarkJCarney has previously stated that Canada would enforce the arrest warrant issued by the ICC by arresting Netanyahu if he comes to Canada.Canadian protocol requires foreign government aircraft to seek authorization well in advance ...

RT USS Liberty Veterans Association (@usslibertyvets)Israel has issued what some claim is an apology.However, in order for the apology to be authentic, they have to include the actions they did that warrant an apology.That they haven't done.The reason being, in doing so they would have to admit they committed war crimes during the attack on our ship and an apology does not absolve anyone for the act of committing war crimes.Since we're talking about apologies, it would be nice if the US government would apo ...

RT Suppressed News. (@SuppressedNws)⚡️🇵🇸🇮🇱JUST IN:International Association of Genocide Scholars declares Israel’s actions in Gaza as genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity, citing 59,000 killed, mass displacement, starvation, and deliberate targeting of civilians. https://t.co/Bhd7wHqI6M ...

The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee said his panel found “no evidence of war crimes” after examining US strikes on alleged drug trafficking vessels https://t.co/vDyQMmzl8X ...

Military Action & Legal Scrutiny - US forces seized an oil tanker in the Caribbean, leading to scrutiny of the administration's powers [1][2] - A military strike in September resulted in the deaths of shipwrecked survivors, raising concerns about potential war crimes [3] - A military lawyer was consulted to determine if the survivors were officially shipwrecked, which would have granted them protection under the laws of war [4] - Dissent existed within the military regarding whether the survivors were viable targets after the initial strike [7] - The House approved a bill to pressure for the release of video evidence related to the boat strikes [9] - The administration's lawyers signed off on a memo granting officials criminal immunity due to an armed conflict with drug cartels [9] Policy & Political Implications - The situation raises questions about the use of tax dollars and military force in the so-called drug war [11] - The President's actions contradict his earlier promises to be less hawkish and end foreign wars [11][13] - The administration's actions in the Caribbean are being questioned, particularly regarding whether they constitute a declared war by Congress [16] - The President's actions may be motivated by a desire to be perceived as a muscular foreign policy president, rather than a genuine war on drugs [17] - The administration may be invoking the Monroe Doctrine to justify its actions in the Western Hemisphere [19]

And I wonder if you've spent more time sort of pulling that thread on how particularly it dangerous it is for the military and the things done in the name of the American military when people and they're they're they're the they're the exceptions, not not the rule, but when when people like Pete Hegth end up in charge of the mighty US military. >> Yeah. I mean, and we talked about this a little bit on your show, Nicole, but there there is obviously the the risk here is most directly the the crimes that are ...

In this sense, it looks to me like they're trying to pin the blame on somebody else and not them. There's a very distinct statement was said on Sunday. Secretary Hex says he had no knowledge of this and it did not happen. It was fake news. It didn't happen. And then the next day from the podium at the White House, they're saying it did happen. So either he was lying to us on Sunday or he's incompetent and didn't know it had happened. As a country, we're just going to let people lie to us to our face. Guys, ...

Legal Concerns Regarding Military Strikes - The report raises serious legal questions about potential war crimes related to a second strike on survivors, even under the assumption of an armed conflict with drug cartels [1][2][3] - The legality of the strikes is questioned under the law of naval warfare and armed conflict, as survivors clinging to remnants of a boat are not considered an imminent threat and should receive protection [2][3] - The report highlights that such actions could violate customary international law incorporated into U S domestic law, potentially constituting murder [3] - The legality of potential land strikes is questioned, with concerns raised about whether they comply with the law of armed conflict regarding survivors who pose no threat [4][5] Evidence and Due Process - The report notes the lack of evidence supporting claims that the targeted boats were smuggling drugs related to the fentanyl crisis aimed at the U S [6][7][8] - The report emphasizes the importance of due process before engaging in deadly action, suggesting that interdiction and boarding of vessels should be prioritized over immediate deadly force [9][10] Congressional Oversight and Executive Power - The report underscores Congress's constitutional duty to oversee military actions and potentially declare war if the conflict becomes long-term and involved [5][11] - The report questions the consistency of the U S policy, citing the pardon of a former Honduran president convicted of drug trafficking while simultaneously striking boats allegedly involved in drug smuggling [11][12][13] Supreme Court and Tariff Regime - The report anticipates a Supreme Court ruling on President Trump's tariff regime, expecting a decision before the end of the year [15][16][17] - The report suggests the Supreme Court may apply the doctrine requiring an express delegation from Congress for executive actions with broad economic consequences, potentially leading to the tariffs being overturned [18][19]

So today, Defense Secretary Pete Hgsth is facing huge backlash from both Democrats and Republicans. Something that's not normal during the Trump era over the Department of Defense's strikes on alleged Venezuelan drug boats. You may have seen the videos that the Department and other officials like Trump and Hegsath have posted online of these strikes, but a new significant report from the Washington Post is raising alarms about potential violations of international law and even potential war crimes being com ...

Congress launched inquiries and lawmakers from both parties raised the possibility of war crimes after a report that the U.S. targeted survivors of a strike on an alleged drug boat https://t.co/Q5c9YUBl4M ...