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Lecture "A Supreme Court Justices view on the Netherlands" by Antonin Scalia, Supreme Court Justice. Moderated by Arthur Doctors van Leeuwen. 
With the Security Council ending up in paralysis, war seemed to be inevitable. Is there no way to peace other than waiting on the bloody defeat of the Iraqi people? I think there remains one extremely important alternative that could just pave the way to peace, although hardly anyone appears to be thinking about it:
