yankee451
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While I'm sure he could easily tell the difference between a Glock and a Browning pistol, the curator of the police museum is/was not competent to tell if concrete "melted" or not. This demonstrates the dangers of venturing beyond one's field of competence. (Hint, hint - know thyself, Yankee).
The U.S. didn't go to war over whether or not there was melted concrete in the police museum display, any more than whether or not the notorious "WTC Meteorite" had "melted steel" in it. (It didn't.) Whether or not the U.S. had casus belli under international law is another manner.
"international Law" Don't make me laugh.
This is a class war, always has been, and our class is losing. International law is the law of the jungle.
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