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Every Country Has An Aspect To It That Rubs Up People The Wrong Way.

By Creating A Prosecutor Who Is Overseen Over By A Court, They Are Melding Executive And Judicial Power In A Way That Can Lead To Terrible Abuses - As The Founders Of America Understood Full Well. It's Why They Created A System Of Separated Powers - To Set Up A Constitutional Mechanism That Would Enhance Freedom, By Making Sure That No One's Accumulation Of Power Could Predominate Over [that Of] Others.

I Think The International Criminal Court Could Be A Threat To American Security Interests, Because The Prosecutor Of The Court Has Enormous Discretion In Going After War Crimes. And The Way The Statute Of Rome Is Written, Responsibility For War Crimes Can Be Taken All The Way Up The Chain Of Command. This Is The Sort Of Investigation That Some People Who Live In Fairyland Might Like To Undertake, But Which Bears No Relationship At All To Conditions In The Real World.

I Don't Much Believe In Bumper Sticker Characterizations Of Foreign Policy.

As You Know, I Have Over The Years Written Critically About The U.n. I Have Consistently Stressed In My Writings That American Leadership Is Critical To The Success Of The U.n., An Effective U.n., One That Is True To The Original Intent Of Its Charter's Framers.