@clashreport Right. So because of what happened thousands of years ago, go murder anyone you want. Fucking retards need to get out of our American government.
@LizzySavetsky Israel literally didn't need to obliterate Gaza and then start in Lebanon. That was a choice. All the videos are not something we want to believe, they are simply facts.
Israelis chose to be monsters.
Fuck hegseth. Fuck these murderous war mongers. All they want is people's heads blown off for profit. We good people do not want this, only shitholes do.
Article 70 makes threatening judges a crime.
Trump and Rubio thought sanctions would kill the cases.
Now the tables turned.
Instead of stopping the war crimes investigations, the White House walked straight into obstruction charges.
Bullying judges is not a legal defense.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio declares that the Trump administration is done negotiating with the International Criminal Court and is now prepared to dismantle it if necessary.
In a forceful statement, Rubio announced sweeping new U.S. sanctions on the ICC itself—banning American transactions with the court, cutting off its resources, and aiming to cripple its ability to operate. He stated plainly: “President Trump will never allow the International Criminal Court to prosecute Americans. Either the ICC will end its threats, or we will end the ICC.”
Rubio emphasized that the United States has never joined the ICC, does not recognize its jurisdiction over American citizens, service members, or leaders, and views the court as a rogue, politicized body that threatens U.S. sovereignty. He called on allies who are ICC members to rein in the institution and warned that the U.S. will continue its campaign “brick by brick” until Americans are no longer under threat.
This marks a major escalation after earlier targeted sanctions on individual ICC judges and officials. The move is framed as a defense of national sovereignty against a court that has pursued investigations involving U.S. personnel and key allies.