I just think it's odd

[prophet_marcus]

that a discharged US soldier who is accused of raping an Iraqi girl and murdering her and her family is being tried in a US federal court. Shouldn't he be charged and tried by an Iraqi court? I mean, if we can't trust our own puppets to handle a simple trial, what the Hell are we doing over there? If we won't try him in a military court because he was discharged (honorably because he's a psychopath - they don't use the word, but that's what it was called when I took psychology,) then why let the courts which represent the place where the crime allegedly took place and the victims handle it? Makes sense to me.