Deal struck on Hormuz

Between Iran and Oman, that is.

What legal authority do we have to stop (or worse, fire on) ships that accept that deal as a means to traverse the Strait? If India is willing to pay either party for safe passage, by what right do we have to stop India?

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Iran and Oman by international law have no control or right of control.

All atraits fall under open right of way in international law. Iran’s leaders can be up on war crimes for killing people to take control.

We can defend international law.

This reminds me about a series of posts deleted from this board talking about another war criminal involved with this mess as well…

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That assumes we haven’t engineer this to stop an oil glut. I see the press and sm have mirrored Y2K in their reporting and discussion of today’s issues.

Heh…

We can’t defend international law when we explicitly do not recognize or have not otherwise ratified international law.

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Heck, we can’t even follow our own law to release unredacted files…

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We are in the wto. We are not in the icj. We are in wipo. We are in other organization like the UN.

Human being are violent for power.

The issue is supporting governments that powershare.

Most of what we read and see today as news is Y2K style hype and misnomers around the important topics of the day.

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