Geneva Convention

One of a series of international agreements, first made in Geneva, Switzerland, in 1864, establishing rules for the humane treatment of prisoners of war and of the sick, the wounded, and the dead in battle.

So the BUSH wants to alter the Geneva Convention which has been in effect since 1950. It seems that the BUSH doesn't think he/we should be forced to hold true to it. He thinks it's OK, or worse he right, to change the rules in the middle of a battle. What the hell are we thinking to allow this child to stay in office?!@ What the hell are we thinking?!@ The Geneva Convention has been in place for a long time for good reason. So what if everyone doesn't live by the Geneva Convention rules! If we do, it makes us in the right and keeps us in a good way.

So BUSH is having another one of his childish temper fits. Things aren't going his way so in the middle of a war he wants to change the game. Just like a child.

If BUSH is allowed to change the rules in mid-game then everyone else will and from that point forward there will be no rule to war, no law, and now all is far, all is welcome. Not like there really is a rule to war but no rules, but the Geneva Convention gives a good guideline.

The Geneva Convention is worldwide. A change of the Geneva Convention should be worldwide and when there is no war in place. But BUSH thinks he's the King of The World just like a child does. He thinks he can make all the rules for everyone else to live with no matter what.

A man like that shouldn't even be in charge of a gas station let alone a country.

Signing of the Geneva Convention of 22 August 1864 (painting by Armand Dumaresq).