Arab League Calls for International Observers & War Crimes Tribunal

Arab League ministers met in Cairo and once again issued a statement to the international community "to exhibit responsibility and protect the Palestinian people," calling for the deployment of an international observer force in Israel.

The ministers called upon the United Nations Security Council to convene a special session to address the Israeli "slaughter" policy. They also called upon the UN to establish a special court to place Israeli officials on trial for their "war crimes."

Imagine if they would observe what Muslim kidnappers did to their victims in the Phillipines (beheadings). Or how about what those friendly Muslims did to ethnic Chinese and Christians in Indonesia? How about observing the Chechen Muslim atrocities, or the Albanian Muslim atrocities. Let's see the Sudanese Muslims are enslaving Black Christians, y'think they need some observin'? How about those Algerian Muslims how have butchered over 100,000 fellow Muslims for not bein' good enough Muslims, any watchers there? And don't forget the Nigerian government Muslims instituting shaariyah (Islamic life code) and oppressing all those Christians there, nobody peeking? ANd those pesky Mauritanian Muslims pickin' on blacks and making them slaves, anyone with glasses? How 'bout the Muslims in Australia lookin' for heathen babes and raping them because they are all of loose morals anyway. And of course our Pals the Taliban, they sure can use some observing. Did I miss somewhere? Please add to the list.

So which country would send forces in to be these observers? Israel wouldn't agree to any but Western powers like the U.S. or maybe U.K. Canadian maybe? The U.S. once sent in the Marines to protect the PLO in Lebanon, and the Marines got blown up for their trouble.

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