Will the Drone Killers plead insanity when the International Courts charge them with WAR crimes?

Very interesting outcome on one of several rampant shootings that took place in the U.S. When the people responsible for killing innocent men, women, and children are eventually tried, will this be the precedent?

How is what this guy did, any different than what our current military does routinely in the Middle East?  Bottom line, the use of unwarranted violence by governments is a form of insanity and should be treated by the global court system before they take it to another level and use nuclear weapons.



When a group of very wealthy meet in secrecy they are protected to the utmost degree with taxpayer resources.  But when the taxpayers meet to voice grievances they are met with violent retaliation by the officials they pay for with their taxes.  What a screwed up system we have these days.

Don Zurdo

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The man charged with opening fire with an automatic weapon in an Aurora, Colorado movie theater has been found not guilty by reason of insanity. According to Colorado’s News Channel 9, the judge in the case indicated in a hearing Tuesday morning that the court would allow James Holmes to change his plea from not guilty to not guilty by reason of insanity.
The ruling sets in motion a lengthy mental evaluation of Holmes, which could last for months. Holmes is charged with multiple counts of murder and attempted murder in the killing of 12 people and wounding of 70 when he entered a crowded theater and opened fire with an automatic weapon.
Holmes’ defense team has asserted repeatedly to the court that the 25-year-old is mentally ill. The attorneys waited to plea on grounds that state laws regarding the defense of insanity plea are unconstitutional.

Under Colorado law, a defendant who enters a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity must work with court-ordered psychiatrists and cannot call their own mental health experts. Some advocates say that this is a violation of the defendant’s constitutional right against self-incrimination. 




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Bilderberg Group

Dorothy Thornhill penned a letter this week to David Cameron saying she found it “galling” that the Hertfordshire taxpayers could shoulder the cost of policing a meeting for some of “the wealthiest people in the world”. The Liberal Democrat said she also wanted the Government to understand the stresses the secretive conference had placed on the town and its public services.
The Bilderberg Group is due to start its three-day conference at The Grove hotel on Thursday and police are gearing up for a sizable security operation backed by anti-terror laws and a no-fly zone.