Question period: should there be an international court to try war crimes?
"It's important and it should exist. As far as the U.S. is concerned, and the example used that Libya could have gone to the court, they (Libya) would be the complainants and not the court and the court would decide if the complaint is valid. I don't think the court would make decisions left and ...
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