Today, I want to try to unpack and explain any central point that you're not going to see

or hear on CNN or even NPR or MSNBC or in the Washington Post of the New York Times.

Any place where you get mainstream American news, you won't really hear this point and

it's an essential point that must be said.

From the world, most people do not view the United States as a credible source to speak

out against war crimes.

So while we see devastating war crimes going on in Ukraine, and we see and experience

them unfolding right before our face in real time on social media, when the United

States speaks out on those war crimes.

The United States is right to speak out against them, but most of the informed world outside

of the United States is also fully aware of countless war crimes created, funded, pushed

on the world by the United States and does not see this country as a credible country

with moral authority to speak out on war crimes.

Let me try to unpack and explain what I mean.

I'm not into what aboutism, but let me try to explain why the United States has put itself

in a really difficult position.

This is Sean King and you are listening to...

I'm not sure if you are fully aware of something called the International Criminal Court

in the Hague and it's an essential important body that prosecutes war crimes and war criminals.

And Russia rightly so has been referred to the International Criminal Court in the Hague

for its many thousands of war crimes that it has committed over the past eight days in

Ukraine.

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