Trump ignores the experts’ ‘war crime’ bluster — and we should, too
By Glenn H. Reynolds
Published on April 8, 2026.
The author reflects on the past controversy surrounding President Donald Trump's Iran strategy, with over 100 international law professors signing a letter opposing it. The letter claimed that plans to strike Iran's critical infrastructure might be considered war crimes, but Trump dismissed these objections out of hand. The author points out that the Iranian people want the bombing to continue, citing their lives in greater danger from the regime. This comes after over 100 “leading economists’” predicted that Argentina’s President Javier Milei of Argentina would result in economic devastation if he implemented his economic policies, but the public wisely ignored these predictions. However, inflation has fallen dramatically since then and analysts now predict up to 4% GDP growth for 2026.
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