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Rules of engagement? : a social anatomy of an American war crime - ; operation Iron Triangle, Iraq by Stjepan Gabriel Meéstrović is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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Blackwater, Abu Ghraib and other scandals in Iraq were presaged by the murderous Operation Iron Triangle in May 2006 when US soldiers were ordered to kill all Iraqis of military age. The soldiers were imprisoned; the officer was merely reprimanded. Mestrovic details the American leadership s fake commitment to the Geneva Conventions and the rule of law, fake due process for defendants, fake goals of promoting democracy, and compulsion to repeat our errors in Vietnam. This book stands alone in analyzing a war crime from Iraq that involved the murder of noncombatants, questionable rules of engagement, and the doctrine of command responsibility. Although it amounts to a murder mystery, the focus is on the Rules of Engagement, which is a topic that until now has been completely ignored in books about the war in Iraq. What were the soldiers orders, were they related to other, similar ROE in Iraq and similar killings; and why was there so much ambivalence on the part of the prosecutors and investigators in deciding exactly what was lawful versus unlawful in this case? How is a war crime defined, and who decides who was at fault -- on the basis of what evidence? What if the evidence gat

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Author
Stjepan Gabriel Meéstrović
Publisher
Algora Pub.; Algora Publishing
Published
2008
Language
EN
ISBN
9786611793906
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
History, Psychology, True Crime

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