Silflay Hraka has the letter Ramsey Clark sent to the UN Security Council and General Assembly, in which the loony former Attorney General compares the US to Nazi Germany:

Heinrich Himmler, who instructed the Nazi Gestapo “Shoot first, ask questions later, and I will protect you,” is vindicated by George Bush. Like the Germany described by Jorge Luis Borges in Deutsches Requiem, George Bush has now “proffered (the world) violence and faith in the sword,” as Nazi Germany did. And as Borges wrote, it did not matter to faith in the sword that Germany was defeated. “What matters is that violence … now rules.” Two generations of Germans have rejected that faith. Their perseverance in the pursuit of peace will earn the respect of succeeding generations everywhere.

The Peoples of the United Nations are threatened with the end of international law and protection for human rights by George Bush’s war on terrorism and determination to invade Iraq.

He also says the US is the biggest threat to world peace, and that any policy of disarmament in the Middle East must include Israel. I don’t recommend reading the whole thing if you have high blood pressure and a functioning cerebellum.