Rejoin The International Criminal Court in The Hague

president@whitehouse.gov
asp@asp.icc-cpi.int
sg@un.org

President Barack Obama
The President of the United States
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20501

Dear President Barack Obama

Shortly after becoming president, one George W. Bush, quickly removed the signature of the United States (President Bill Clinton’s signature) from the membership rolls of the International Criminal Court in The Hague.

Soon thereafter, Bush invaded and attacked Iraq, without sanction from the United Nations Security Council, and on his totally false pretenses and on his big lies about Iraq, thereby launching a War of Aggression, his Supreme Crime Against Humanity, making his invasion, occupation, and everything that followed, illegal and immoral as well.

The United States, a great nation of laws, not men, dedicated to the rule of law, where no one is above the law, starting with the president, and dedicated to their Constitution and their signed Treaties, requires that Bush bear full accountability and requires that Bush needs to be in the dock for his date with justice overdue.

In view of the above information, kindly rejoin the International Criminal Court retroactive to the date Bush removed the signature of the United States from the membership rolls thereof.

With the utmost urgency, please take appropriate action, President Barack Obama, to bring Bush to justice overdue by indicting, charging, and prosecuting Bush on one or more of the following Nuremberg type war crimes: conspiracy to commit crimes alleged in other counts; crimes against peace; war crimes; and crimes against humanity.

Specific charges against Bush include the murders of over 4,100 brave American soldiers, and the killings of over 1,000,000 innocent Iraqis, violently and fanatically pursuing his aggressive war, the heinous brutality of his invasion and his forced occupation, and his operation of murderous detention centers, and his use of horrendous illegal weapons.

Sincerely,

Copy to:

1. International Criminal Court in The Hague

2. Secretary General of the United Nations