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Originally posted by chithappens
Knowingly lying about different facts (and in some cases all out made up stuff) to justify a war to the international community IS UNLAWFUL.
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No, there is no international law having to do with lying, beyond what is written in treaties. If what you say is true, then WWII was illegal. The president of the US told the world a lie just before D-day. It is common for leaders to lie to the public during a time of war to insure the success on the battle field.
Originally posted by BigRed
If it is against the Constitution, it is unlawful.
We are talking about international law. The constitution only says who has the authority to go to war, and that is the congress of the US. We are not currently at war, and the Iraq war is a UN and Nato war.