Invasion of Iraq; an international issue not just American

These days there are talks about the failure of the Anglo/American invaders to find WMD in Iraq. As this was the main reason given for invading an independent country, it does not matter if the US president George Bush wants to know the facts or that he does not want an independent probe into this issue. Whatever it is, the issue of the inquiry is a dilemma for Bush in the US internal affairs. Note that I am not even discussing the lack of evidence linking Iraq to Al-Qaida and 9/11 attacks which were claimed by the US administration as reasons for the need to invade Iraq.

Since the act of invasion was outside US/UK borders, invasion of Iraq was not an internal affair of the US, and Mr. Bush should have thought about "the facts" before beginning to slaughter over 10,000 people. His stupid "facts" do not change the reality that he has killed so many living and breathing human beings. So the need for an inquiry about it should not be considered as a US internal matter. He has invaded an independent country (outside US borders) and has broken the international laws. The US and UK are the main players in this affair which unlike what Mr. Bush claims, have not made the world (and even the US for that matter) any safer. The issue belongs to the international community and not the just American public to decide whether what Bush did was right or wrong. As heads of states, George Bush, Tony Blair and the little apologizers who helped them in their aggression against civility, are responsible for the death of so many thousands of innocent people who have been victimized by this illegal war. They ought to be held accountable, not only to the Americans but the world, for what they've done during this past year.