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Something to think about the next time someone starts talking about making
omelettes. And what would BE / BE have to say about its employees being
sought in connection with this type of crime...
Charles.
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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2>Hi all,
<BR>
<BR>I think you may find that a number of countries (Belgium springs to mind)
<BR>have passed laws that allow individuals to be tried in their courts for
<BR>"crimes against humanity" commited anywhere in the world. Furthermore,
<BR>because these are national courts individuals can bring prosecutions, it
<BR>doesn't have to be a government.
<BR>
<BR>From an ME standpoint that means that a cell could perform a job in any
<BR>country, for an individual, corporation or government and if they play dirty
<BR>could end up being "sought for questioning" by the police of a completely
<BR>unrelated third state.
<BR>
<BR>Something to think about the next time someone starts talking about making
<BR>omelettes. And what would BE / BE have to say about its employees being
<BR>sought in connection with this type of crime...
<BR>
<BR>Charles.</FONT></HTML>
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