Serious Xijinping should Abolish Geneva Convention before War with Ang Moh Trump

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An honorable member of the Coffee Shop Has Just Posted the Following:

The crappy civilized idea gave Americans and Ang Mohs to much securities and peace of minds, and IS COMPLETELY WRONG CONCEPT of War.

To really be effective, fighting Ang Mohs, Chinese need to be identical with ISIS & Al Qaeda etc, that accepts no terms from Geneva Convention entirely. That is the reason why Ang Mohs fled and avoid fighting these Islamists. They fled from real beasts and bully the kind civilized people. To be serious in business, focus on WMD and Carnage to their homeland Civilians. Brutally Execute and Torment POWs. Surrender does not mean free from hurt nor harm. This is the correct starting point to put Ang Moh in to the right positions to begin war with.

Ang Moh Trump will then find Xijinping on the Exact Same Page together:


http://www.politico.com/blogs/2016-g...entions-221394



Donald Trump has called for changing laws that govern interrogation techniques to “bring back a hell of a lot worse than waterboarding.” | AP
Trump calls Geneva Conventions 'the problem'

By Ben Schreckinger

03/30/16 04:12 PM EDT

Updated 03/30/16 04:59 PM EDT

APPLETON, Wis. — Donald Trump believes American troops are afraid to fight for fear of violating the Geneva Conventions, he said Wednesday.

“The problem is we have the Geneva Conventions, all sorts of rules and regulations, so the soldiers are afraid to fight,” Trump said at an afternoon town hall during remarks on torture.

“We can’t waterboard, but they can chop off heads,” Trump said, referring to the United States and the Islamic State, respectively. “I think we’ve got to make some changes, some adjustments.”

The Geneva Conventions, adopted broadly after World War II, govern the treatment of civilians and prisoners of war — including a ban on torture and summary executions. They mirror rules the U.S. adopted in 1882.

Trump has called for changing laws that govern interrogation techniques to “bring back a hell of a lot worse than waterboarding.”

Trump has also previously said that American troops would not disobey him if he gave them illegal orders, but he later walked that remark back.

A campaign spokeswoman did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Wednesday’s remarks.


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