it's one thing when you have a group of pows that were conscripted by their own government to fight for their elite. you want to show compassion for those people, and follow international law.

it's another when you have a group of pows that are essentially radicalized war criminals that will never be tried and sentenced the way they should be due to the expense, time and difficulty of it. that is, of course, the actual ideal - these women should be tried and sent to jail, for life, for their crimes. every single one of them. not one of them is innocent.

but, that is not feasible and, as such, the law needs to be bent.

i've been saying this for years - you should not be surprised. and, i'll say again that the only good nazi is a dead one.

we should finish the job and wipe them right out - and let history decide if what we did was right, or not. i have a feeling that it will be on our side, if we do.