War crimes

... and colleagues studied 4,552 Danish men born at the end of World War II. They examined intelligence test scores collected by the Danish army ... it cannot imply any causation of that people with low IQ's commit more crimes or vice versa. Also I personally believe that the use of most IQ tests ...

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... Virtually all "great leaders" of the past would be horrible war criminals if they lived today. Alexaner the Great, Caesar, Napoleon, ... depend on the country and its legistlation). Also, when many lesser crimes are being judged the effect of the environment is taken into consideration. ...

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... an ecosystem. stability = order. The journey of Earth has always been towards more and more order. Nor do I believe that evolution (in terms of the ... Extensions to the theory also explain away sectarian violence, crimes and even wars. One might suppose that since we have lost entire generations ...

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... to look at evolution as a lateral form of development rather than the upward concept we now hold. There isn’t much that is more primitive than a ... Extensions to the theory also explain away sectarian violence, crimes and even wars. One might suppose that since we have lost entire generations ...

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... Rome Statute and designed to deal with international offenses such as war crimes, genocide and crimes against humanity. The latter caught my eye. Seems that the ICC, ...

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