I assume you're a libertarina so lets talk libertarian speak. Hussein put his name to contracts agreeing to certain penalties in return for a suspension of hostilities. He has fraudulently reneged on those contracts. Now, it is time to pay the piper.
What philosophy is it that you adhere to that looks favorably on men who lie, break contracts and murder indiscriminately?
Is any contract legal and binding, signed from the wrong end of the gun?
No nation gave up it's sovereignty by joining the United Nations treaty organization.
To: exodus
"...lets talk libertarian speak. Hussein put his name to contracts agreeing to certain penalties in return for a suspension of hostilities. He has fraudulently reneged on those contracts. Now, it is time to pay the piper. What philosophy is it that you adhere to that looks favorably on men who lie, break contracts..."
# 40 by jwalsh07
An agreement forced upon one of the parties has no force in law, and is void.
No matter what crimes Hussein committed, he is the sovereign of his nation, and is acting honorably when he collects weapons for the defense of his nation..