Tag Archives: ICTY

The Obedient Behavior of the ICC – Radioshow with International Lawyer Christopher Black.

Posted on November 17, 2012 by nsnbc international

The Obedient Behavior of the ICC – Radioshow with International Lawyer Christopher Black. Radio Show about problems with International Law vs. Real Politic and the International Criminal Court. From Yugoslavia to Syria, with International Lawyer Christopher Black.

Posted in Geo-Politics, World | Tagged Chris Black, Christopher Black, From Yugoslavia to Syria, Human Rights, Humanitarian Intervention, ICC, ICTR, ICTY, International Criminal Court, International Law vs Real Politic, International Lawyer Christopher Black, Milosevic Trial, nsnbc, Ocampo, Ocampo and Syria, paul kagame, Politics, R2P, Rwanda | 1 Comment

The US/UN/NATO Race for Global Full Spectrum Dominance. (4/4)

Posted on August 19, 2012 by christoflehmann

The US/UN/NATO Race for Global Full Spectrum Dominance. (4/4) (Part 1/4) (Part 2/4) (Part 3/4) Christopher Black, James Henry Fetzer, Alex Mezyaev, Christof Lehmann. The South China Sea: How could Soros and the International Crisis Group let a perfectly good … Continue reading →

Posted in Analysis, Geo-Politics, Politics, World | Tagged Alex Mezyaev, ASEAN, asia, BND, Bosnia, China, christof lehmann, Christopher Black, CIA, crimes against humanity, Diversity, east china sea, ethnic cleansing, Framework Team, ft bragg north carolina, full spectrum dominance, Geneva Convention, Geo-Politics, global security, Globalization, Hague Conventions, Human Rights, ICC, ICTY, international crisis group, international law, international terrorism, Intervention, interventionism, James Fetzer, Lao, Law against use of mercenaries, Libya, Middle East, Milosevic, multilateral diplomacy, NATO, Nepal, NGOs, nsnbc, Phillippines, Politics, R2P, religious minorities, responsibility to protect, Russia, serbia, Soros, South East China Sea, state sponsored terrorism, subversion, Thailand, treaty of westphalia, UN Charter, UNGA, United Nations, UNSC, UNSC Resolution 1973, Vietnam, war crimes, Yugoslavia | 4 Comments

The US/UN/NATO Race for Global Full Spectrum Dominance. (3/4)

Posted on August 18, 2012 by christoflehmann

The US/UN/NATO Race for Global Full Spectrum Dominance. (3/4) (Part 1/4) (Part 2/4) (Part 4/4) By Christopher Black, James Henry Fetzer, Alex Mezyaev, Christof Lehmann. Common Denominators in US/NATO Subversion Strategies and the Institutionalization of Irregular Warfare and Subversion. There … Continue reading →

Posted in Analysis, Geo-Politics, World | Tagged Alex Mezyaev, ASEAN, asia, BND, Bosnia, China, christof lehmann, Christopher Black, CIA, crimes against humanity, Diversity, east china sea, ethnic cleansing, Framework Team, ft bragg north carolina, full spectrum dominance, Geneva Convention, Geo-Politics, global security, Globalization, Hague Conventions, Human Rights, ICC, ICTY, international crisis group, international law, international terrorism, Intervention, interventionism, James Fetzer, Lao, Law against use of mercenaries, Libya, Middle East, Milosevic, multilateral diplomacy, NATO, Nepal, NGOs, nsnbc, Phillippines, Politics, R2P, religious minorities, responsibility to protect, Russia, serbia, Soros, South East China Sea, state sponsored terrorism, subversion, Thailand, treaty of westphalia, UN Charter, UNGA, United Nations, UNSC, UNSC Resolution 1973, Vietnam, war crimes, Yugoslavia | 4 Comments

The US/UN/NATO Race for Global Full Spectrum Dominance. (2/4)

Posted on August 16, 2012 by christoflehmann

The US/UN/NATO Race for Global Full Spectrum Dominance. (2/4) (Part 1/4) (Part 3/4)(Part 4/4) By Christopher Black., James Henry Fetzer, Alex Mezyaev, Christof Lehmann. The Dismantling of International Law and a Return to Global Barbarism. In recent decades an unprecedented deterioration, … Continue reading →

Posted in Analysis, Geo-Politics, World | Tagged Alex Mezyaev, ASEAN, asia, BND, Bosnia, China, christof lehmann, Christopher Black, CIA, crimes against humanity, Diversity, east china sea, ethnic cleansing, Framework Team, full spectrum dominance, Geneva Convention, Geo-Politics, global security, Globalization, Hague Conventions, Human Rights, ICC, ICTY, international crisis group, international law, international terrorism, Intervention, interventionism, James Fetzer, Lao, Law against use of mercenaries, Libya, Middle East, Milosevic, multilateral diplomacy, NATO, Nepal, NGOs, nsnbc, Phillippines, Politics, R2P, responsibility to protect, Russia, serbia, Soros, South East China Sea, state sponsored terrorism, subversion, Thailand, treaty of westphalia, UN Charter, UNGA, United Nations, UNSC, UNSC Resolution 1973, Vietnam, war crimes, Yugoslavia | 4 Comments

The US/UN/NATO Race for Global Full Spectrum Dominance. (1/4)

Posted on August 15, 2012 by christoflehmann

The US/UN/NATO Race for Global Full Spectrum Dominance. (1/4) (Part 2/4) By Christopher Black, James Henry Fetzer, Alex Mezyaev, Christof Lehmann. Missed Chances for Peaceful Co-existence ? Subsequent to the dissolution of the USSR, the peaceful transition of Hong Kong … Continue reading →

Posted in Analysis, Geo-Politics, World | Tagged Alex Mezyaev, ASEAN, asia, BND, Bosnia, China, christof lehmann, Christopher Black, CIA, crimes against humanity, Diversity, east china sea, ethnic cleansing, Framework Team, full spectrum dominance, Geneva Convention, Geo-Politics, global security, Globalization, Hague Conventions, Human Rights, ICC, ICTY, international crisis group, international law, international terrorism, Intervention, interventionism, James Fetzer, Lao, Law against use of mercenaries, Libya, Middle East, Milosevic, NATO, Nepal, NGOs, nsnbc, Phillippines, Politics, R2P, responsibility to protect, Russia, serbia, Soros, South East China Sea, state sponsored terrorism, subversion, Thailand, UN Charter, UNGA, United Nations, UNSC, UNSC Resolution 1973, Vietnam, war crimes, Yugoslavia | 7 Comments

Special Tribunal for Lebanon Finds Itself Legitimate

Posted on August 4, 2012 by christoflehmann

Special Tribunal for Lebanon Finds Itself Legitimate Three years after it began its work, the Trial Chamber of the Special Tribunal for Lebanon (STL) has ruled that it is legal, and has jurisdiction over the February 2005 assassination of former … Continue reading →