When one nation attacks another, the international community may retaliate against or impose sanctions on the aggressor. Without such possibilities international laws on aggression would be moot.
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- These posts are archived primarily by content, because that content is neither time sensitive nor excused from review and change. Only with significant alterations, do I reset the post's date. This protracted hesitation cannot be reassuring, but reflects my regard for truth; it reminds me, as it should you, that some of what I have written was (or still is) not clearly put and some, not even valid. Also much of this cannot, by virtue of its very nature, be other than opinion. Rather than being repetitively noted as such, they hide in wait as risks in joining me out on a twig. Along with them waits another risk: that of clarity, desirable as it is, about something far less so.
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