The End of International Law
International law is a Potemkin village. A hollow facade upheld by the might of the United States. A post-American world means the end of international law
By Daniel Greenfield —— Bio and Archives--March 17, 2014
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"There has been no greater advance than this, gentlemen," the President of the United States said. "It is a definite guaranty of peace. It is a definite guaranty by word against aggression."
"If you look back upon the history of the world you will see how helpless peoples have too often been a prey to powers that had no conscience in the matter... Now, the world, expressing its conscience in law, says there is an end of that."
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