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“A defiant Blackwater Chairman Erik Prince said yesterday he will not allow Iraqi authorities to arrest his contractors and try them in Iraq's faulty justice system.”
The owner of the mercenary company spoke the truth here. However, he may not be able to defend and protect himself and his murderous group.from the prosecution. The fact he doesn’t belief in Iraqi system that setup by his government and his president (another war criminal like Erik is) means nothing. He hires people to kill civilians and terrorizing a nation(s) under occupation: If there is justice in the world or in the part of the world he could have been standing on trial today; the reality is, George W. Bush and his criminal gang will never see a day in trial.

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