Scene from the trial of 24 leading Nazi criminals at Nuremberg. Three were acquitted, charges were dropped against two, seven received prison sentences and 12 of these were sentenced to hang. At the first Nuremberg trial it was held that the Nazi Party was a criminal conspiracy. Not all defendants were found guilty for all acts of this conspiracy, but certain defenses were not accepted. Following orders would not excuse guilt for murder. There were other war crimes trials, at which the principle of command responsibility was upheld – a commander has a duty to restrain subordinates from committing war crimes. Throughout the Cold War the Nuremberg Principles became something of a dead letter. Afterward, in international trials for atrocities in Rwanda, West Africa and the former Yugoslavia, and now in the proceedings of the International Criminal Court, this body of law is again being developed and enforced. US Army photo.
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thousands of lives, billions of dollars and one brave soldier by the name of bradley manning decided that the truth had to be told. and he said that he was willing to do it regardless of the consequences. and he essentially followed the nuremberg principles which is when you see something like this being committed and lies being told to bring your country to war, you have to speak out against it. you can t just line up and be a good german and do what you are told to do. so this brave soldier put up on the internet through wikileaks footage that was just absolutely incredible and sad and pathetic to watch, and for that now, he has been arrested. he s in jail, and this is the opposite should be happening. he should be rewarded for saying i witnessed a lie, a i m going to tell my fellow americans the truth.
decided that the truth had to be told. and he said that he was willing to do it regardless of the consequences. and he essentially followed the nuremberg principles which is when you see something like this being committed and lies being told to bring your country to war, you have to speak out against it. you can t just line up and be a good german and do what you are told to do. so this brave soldier put up on the internet through wikileaks footage that was just absolutely incredible and sad and pathetic to watch, and for that now, he has been arrested. he s in jail, and this is the opposite should be happening. he should be rewarded for saying i witnessed a lie, a i m going to tell my fellow americans the truth. larry: wikileaks will not confirm the source. and now he has been arrested, but the assumption is that he is the source, and it is not yet a fact. all right.
hugo chavez. these are his buddies. bill: this is an interesting story. this guy, this private, he could be executed and charged with treason. do you think is he going to be? bill: they are not going to do it. why? bill: because it doesn t rise. if one single american life is in jeopardy because of this punk. bill: if they could show, you know, a line, yes. but he won t be now. he will do 202, 5 years, i believe. he is going to do a lot of time. the analogy that michael moore uses is that this is similar this guy basically employed the nuremberg principles which as we know every country is responsible and every individual is responsible for not committing crimes against peace, humidity, humanity. crimes of war. bill: afghanistan is not an oppressive war there is a reason for it he is done. they got him. this wiki leak is still out there. michael moore, i had to show everybody that good to see you. good to see you. bill: i am jack and pinheads and patriots on
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