Why is it that so much law relating to war crimes and human rights is non-enforceable at the present time?

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Non enforceable law
by Seamuseen Tue Jan 02, 2007 20:19 
 
Why, as R. Isable above appears to believe, is international law relating to war crimes non-enforceable at the present time?
 
Is it not for the same basic set of reasons as with ALL laws? - which is that certain elitist cliques of corrupt Julius Caesar type bullies like Bush and Blair can at present put themselves above the law and others beneath it, as and when they please, while millions of over-compliant "hurlers on the ditch" ("arm-chair generals") treat the whole spectacle as a spectator sport of some kind which they are afraid to say or do anything of significance about? 
 
Is it not time now, at the start of the third millennium AD, for Julius Caesar type politicians to be voted out of office, and kept out of office, for rest of human history?
 
Have we not all had enough of all their corruption, lying, bullying, plundering, killing and so on?

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