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    USA drohen dem IStGH mit weiteren Sanktionen, um eine zukünftige Strafverfolgung von Trump zu verhindern: Bericht

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    2. StrangerFew2424 on

      Nothing to see here & totally something an innocent person would do…

    3. ShakeMyHeadSadly on

      So, they’re basically admitting that Donald Trump has committed crimes.

    4. skrilledcheese on

      Republicans are so optimistic thinking he will last long enough to be prosecuted.

      The guy is getting monthly infusions of drugs (most likely Leqembi), having strokes, eats like shit, hasn’t worked out since Nixon was in office.

    6. Agile-Assist-4662 on

      But…but…..like .02% of fentanyl came across the US border from the Canadian border.

      And 98% of the handguns came over the border illegally from the US.

      So Canada is the bad guy in this bullshit scenario.

    9. Gaming_Nomad on

      Prosecute him anyway. Demand his arrest, revoke his diplomatic immunity and have him arrested if he lands anywhere in Europe.

    10. uttercross2 on

      So he has either done something illegal and he’s trying to hide it, or he’s about to do something blatantly illegal and wants to be sure that he not be accountable for whatever he does or says. This is turning into a surreal joke of some perverse sort.🫣

    11. shouldco on

      Like how the US has a standing policy to invade The Hague if they ever get prodicuted for war crimes.

    15. Chapaquidich on

      “Nuh-uh. I have an invisible force field around me. You can’t get me. I said it first.”

    16. Adept-Mulberry-8720 on

      You can’t sanction a world rights court cause you don’t like them even though we’re not members of the recognized parties to the court! (Countries that are not part of the International Criminal Court (ICC) include the United States, China, India, and Russia. Additionally, Israel, Egypt, Iran, and several others have signed but not ratified the Rome Statute, which established the ICC.)

      So, sanctioning them does nothing!

    17. tyrionlannister on

      Enjoy your retirement of flying around on Corruption Farce One when you can’t touch down anywhere.

    18. Roderto on

      Hey Americans, how does it feel having a real life mob boss running your country?

    19. ausmomo on

      For those wanting him charged today…

      It can only happen 2 ways;

      1. for crimes committed in member states (eg a country that has signed the Rome Statute, which the USA has not). I *think* all of these crimes have happened in international waters, so not member states. Needs clarifying.
      2. the Security Council refers a non-member (eg a US citizen) to the ICC. That won’t happen, as Trump will veto it.

      As for future US presidents… who knows what they will do.

    21. SenorPinchy on

      To be fair that’s exactly why the US doesn’t sign onto any of this stuff. We don’t do international courts, we don’t sign climate deals, we don’t put ourselves under almost any international supervisory regimes. The reason is because might is right and, more to the point, every US President commits war crimes and otherwise breaks international law. This is not a Trump thing, honestly. All living US Presidents technically should be in jail for one thing or another.

    22. gottkonig on

      Sounds like the answer should be „sanction away, and let’s see what happens.“

    24. Spanky3703 on

      Trump, his enabling Cabal and the supporting nihilistic cult are odious, feckless, craven, cruel and corrupt.

    25. BKaempfer on

      Let us be honest here, Trump will never see the courtroom anyway. Either he dies in office because of his declining health or the american people hang him for treason once this shitshow comes to its end.

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