Henry Kissinger died at one hundred years old.

Henry Kissinger died at one hundred years old.

In his bed.

After a life that included, by documented record: the secret bombing of Cambodia, the facilitation of the coup that brought Pinochet to power, the green light to Indonesia's invasion of East Timor, and the continuation of a war he privately knew was unwinnable because losing it before an election was politically inconvenient.

He died at one hundred years old and was eulogized by heads of state.

This is not an aberration.

This is the terminal destination of a system that has no external enforcement mechanism for the people at the top.

International law exists. It has courts.

Those courts have, with some consistency, prosecuted African heads of state and Yugoslav military commanders and Rwandan génocidaires.

They have not prosecuted an American.

Not one.

The law, like most things, is differently weighted depending on which direction you're looking from.

Kissinger died at one hundred.

In his bed.

Understand what that means about where the consequences actually live.

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