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is returning this month. Welcome back to the Dersh show.

Today I want to talk about courts.

I want to talk about corrupt courts,

the International Criminal Court,

the International Court of Justice, the Manhattan Supreme Court with Judge Marsh on,

and then I also want to talk about the United States Supreme Court and the controversy that's now ignited about Justice Alito flying an American flag upside down and flying a flag designed by George Washington secretary which apparently uses a tree to point to heaven.

In any event, let's start at the Hague. Let's begin with the reality. The International Court of Justice, which just ruled that Israel has to stop the war as if Israel will listen to it.

Would any country in the world listen to the International Court of Justice

telling them to stop a just war that's designed

to protect themselves against terrorism?

It's absurd. But let's begin with the

International Court of Justice. It's not international. It excludes countries like

Israel. There's never been as far as I know a permanent member of the court.

They have a rule that if you're coming after somebody,

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