mercredi, juin 26, 2019

27.06.2019, reflection 26, UN, MBS, mohamed ben salman, agnes calamard, khashoggi, saudi arabia, law, moral, political

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Paris, Wednesday, June 27, 2019

CONTRIBUTION (26) TO THE NATIONAL DEBATE WISHED BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC IN 2019.
THE ACCUSATION OF MOHAMED BEN SALMANE (MBS) PRIME MINISTER OF SAUDI ARABIA BY AGNES CALAMARD IN A REPORT OF THE UN.
(Continuation of the reflection n ° 25 of June 13th, 2019, cf .: madic50.blogspot.com)

LAW, MORALITY, POLITICS

On Wednesday, June 26, 2019, Chained Duck, p.1, by the article "UN Sawed", informs us of the conclusions of the report that  Agnes Callamard has just given to the UN.

Investigating the death of Saudi journalist and opponent Jamal Khashoggi in Saudi Arabia's consulate in Turkey, Agnes Callamard clarifies the premeditation and horror of the facts she details.

Concluding on the responsibilities of the State in whose consulate these facts occurred, she says:
"Deliberate, premeditated, extrajudicial execution, for which the State of Saudi Arabia is responsible under international human rights law";

She advocates:
1- An international criminal investigation into the involvement of Mohamed Ben Salmane in view of the "credible evidence" she has gathered.
2- A freezing of assets abroad of the aforesaid.

For too long now, the use of the informal and particularly random doctrine of "human rights" is intrinsically linked to political militancy aimed at manipulating legal procedures for political ends.

In the name of a political moralism which is necessarily of variable geometry and a privatization of the demand of justice, it is decided that it is necessary to change the government of a country, to stigmatize its rulers, to dispose at discretion of global administrative bodies, such as banking networks, to break its leaders.

The strength of these maneuvers is to mobilize good talkative souls. The creation of moral evidence is the armature of a new totality that rallies as much as it submits.

It is for this double reason that the Libyan government has been overthrown. It was in the name of moral urgency and righteousness that the UN resolution was violated. Everyone knows the chaos that resulted from what was presented as a moral justice operation. No one claims this action.

This pretense of substituting the right to politics has made impossible the agreement of the States on a legal solution during the Syrian conflict which is following it. Their inability to stop the carnage stems directly.
This time, it is Saudi Arabia which is targeted on the pretext of the criminal classification of a state executives action in the legal enclosure of this one. It is advocated to seize the political leadership of this country and bring chaos by sowing stigma.

It is up to this ad hoc commission of the UN to build a comprehensive report of facts, to provide the analysis, to inform the citizens of the world.

The UN report is forwarded to the competent Saudi court in the case, which attaches it to the file of which it is already aware.

On the other hand, it does not give this commission in any way the capacity to destabilize the Saudi government under cover of a civil and judicial action, targeting the person of the Prime Minister.

If humanity has produced the form of governmental organization it is also because the judicial form can not replace it.

a- It must be said that the elimination of this opponent was made outside the rules of law.
b- It must also be said that justice can not be the substitute for questions and political responses that do not come from the economic and social system concerned, his nation.

Crime is part of the ordinary action of states and governments.

Judging them for their crimes is not the institutional transposition of the nerve crisis of personalities horrified by the age-old practices of states.

The least we can say is that the thing is not simple. The ad hoc judicial systems do not stand out from their various and varied confrontations with this type of criminal offense. Politics overflows them everywhere.

In law, this way of determining the continuity of a national system from outside is called a Declaration of War.

By claiming to circumvent the wishes of the Saudis by the astute use of the judicial quarrel; the UN rapporteur is part of a war sector whose name she does not specifically mention.

What she wants to trigger is not the legal hunt for an alleged murderer, it is a military offensive legally masked in legal action.

She claims to name or reveal while she covers and she veils.

That's enough. The Saudi government does not have to be upset, destabilized, worried, by the judicial maneuvers targeting its Prime Minister because those who want to submit it to their wishes have no national grip on its operation.

It is hoped that governments will reject this new irresponsible delirium.


Marc SALOMONE

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