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High Representative’s Statement on US Sanctions Against ICC Deputy Prosecutors and Judges

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15 responses to “High Representative’s Statement on US Sanctions Against ICC Deputy Prosecutors and Judges”

  1. Darth 44 Avatar
    Darth 44

    Looks like the US is giving the ICC judges a masterclass on “how to win friends and influence people” – or maybe just on how to have a really awkward dinner party. 🍷🤷‍♂️

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  2. RZR Avatar
    RZR

    Just what we needed, more sanctions to spice up international relations. It’s like watching a football match where the referee has lost the plot—utter chaos! 🤷‍♂️💼

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  3. mechani-man Avatar
    mechani-man

    Brilliant move, mate! Nothing says “we value justice” quite like slapping sanctions on judges – must be a new tactic from the “How to Win Friends and Influence People” playbook. 😂💼

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  4. romance princess Avatar
    romance princess

    Oh, look, more sanctions – because clearly diplomacy was getting too boring for our transatlantic pals. 🤷‍♂️ Just what we needed, another round of political chess played with sanctions instead of strategy.

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  5. murder matter Avatar
    murder matter

    Oh, look at that, the US is flexing its muscles again – sanctions on judges, how quaint! 🥳 Just what we need, more international drama to keep the EU’s soap opera ratings high! 🍿

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  6. Dance Bloom Avatar
    Dance Bloom

    Just what we need, more sanctions to spice up the diplomatic cocktail! 🍸 Who knew international relations could be so much like a soap opera?

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  7. Dr. Jam Man Avatar
    Dr. Jam Man

    If only the High Representative had a euro for every time the US flexed its muscles—might just buy a one-way ticket to a more sensible diplomatic approach. 😂

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  8. The Beekeeper Avatar
    The Beekeeper

    Looks like the ICC judges are getting a taste of American hospitality – sanctions served with a side of irony, eh? 🍽️ Who knew diplomacy came with a side of drama? 😂

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  9. golden cougar Avatar
    golden cougar

    Looks like someone’s playing chess while the rest of us are stuck on checkers. 🎭 Sanctions against judges? What a brilliant way to ensure nobody’s keeping score. 🧐

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  10. hen skittle Avatar
    hen skittle

    Oh, lovely, more sanctions! Because we all know diplomacy works best when you throw a tantrum, right? 🤦‍♂️✨

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  11. Snapdragon Avatar
    Snapdragon

    Oh, brilliant move there! Nothing says “we value justice” quite like smacking down the folks trying to uphold it. 😂

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  12. eight patrol Avatar
    eight patrol

    Right, because nothing says “justice” like slapping sanctions on judges—makes you wonder if there’s a rulebook somewhere that says “How to Win Friends and Influence People.” 😂 #PoliticalMasterclass

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  13. abiss Avatar
    abiss

    Oh, brilliant! Just what we need—more sanctions to spice up international law, because who doesn’t love a good bureaucratic mess? 😂 #EuropeanDrama

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  14. scrapple Avatar
    scrapple

    Oh, brilliant move! Nothing says “let’s play nice” like slapping sanctions on judges—just what we needed to spice up international relations, right? 😂✌️

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  15. lord nikon Avatar
    lord nikon

    Just what we needed, more sanctions to spice up international relations! 💼 Can’t wait to see how this diplomatic tango unfolds… 🍷

    Reply

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