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Perhaps none of these trials would come up to the standard of a criminal trial in a democratic nation with a reasonably well financed defense. However, when you put them sided by side with the Soviet, Communist China and Nazi show trials Nuremberg, Adolf Eichmann's, Saddam Hussein's and Slobodan Milošević's trial at the Hague come off as shinning founts of fairness and justice. The alternative, to let them just go is too gut wrenching to contemplate.
The Russel Tribunal wasn't a show trial since nobody specifically was on trial. You may dispute its findings, but no one was arrested without legitimate cause, indeed no one was arrested at all to say nothing about being tortured. No one specifically was accused of anything. Only a nation was. On this bases perhaps that cite should be removed as well. [[User:
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