Judge Julia Sabutinde was the one judge of 15 who dissented from South Africa's genocide case against Israel. In her dissent paper, she goes into extreme detail of the Israel-Palestine "history." It is highly unusual. There is almost no possible way she could know all of this information or have compiled it in such a manner.
Furthermore, it was revealed by Norman Finkelstein and his associates that Sabutinde plagiarized about a third of the report. It is clear to me that she didn't plagiarize anything, because she didn't write the report. The report was written for her by Israeli agents. It is unclear why these agents would be so sloppy in their execution of the dissent paper. In my opinion it is possible the paper was written by a combination of AI and Israeli Mossad agents. It reads like a ChatGPT paper that was hastily popped out.
I decided to fact check Finkelstein and put some of Sabutinde's dissent paper into a plagiarism checker. Sure enough, much of the paper is lifted word for word from often obscure sources. This adds to my belief that it was at least partially AI generated. Israel is known to use AI in its military, it is not a leap to think they could use it to write a paper.
This is a wake up call. The now top judge of the International Court of Justice is compromised. I belief she is being blackmailed and/or threatened, not bribed. Israel may use her to get away with a genocide. South Africa's case has not truly been heard yet. Sabutinde must immediately resign her position and Israel should be investigated.
Below are excerpts from the dissent, and the sources it was lifted from.
“...the line in the north emerged from anglo-french negotiations in 1923 the one in the south
was fixed by treaties in the mid-1920s between britain and the new nation of saudi arabia t
border between the mandate of palestine and the mandate of mesopotamia iraq was of little
immediate importance given that the line was in the middle of an uninhabited desert and
britain controlled both sides that line was finally fixed through an exchange of letters in
the eastern part of mandatory palestine...”
-Julia Sebutinde
“The line in the north emerged from Anglo-French negotiations in 1923. The one in the south
was fixed by treaties in the mid-1920s between Britain and the new nation of Saudi Arabi
The border between Mandate Palestine and Mandate Mesopotamia was of little immediate
importance, given that it was in the middle of an uninhabited desert and Britain controlled
both sides....”
-Plagiarized from “The forgotten history of the term Palestine” By Douglas J. Feith, Dec. 13,
2021
"...the israelis recognized that despite impressive operational and tactical
achievements on the battlefield there was no guarantee that they would alwa
dominate the arab states militarily."
-Julia Sebutinde
“The Israelis recognized that, despite impressive operational and tactical achievements on the
battlefield, there was no guarantee that they would always dominate the Arab states militarily..
-Plagiarized from “CalendarZ.com” “Events on October 25 in history, Yom Kippur war official ends with a ceasefire"
“In 2008, Israel tried yet again to table the idea of a two-State solution before the new leadership
of the PLO. Prime Minister Ehud Olmert went even further than Ehud Barak had, expanding the
peace offer to include additional land to sweeten the deal. Like his predecessor, the new Palestinian leader, Mahmoud Abbas, turned the deal down”
-Julia Sebutinde
“In 2008, Israel tried yet again. Prime Minister Ehud Omar went even further than Ehud Barak had,
expanding the peace offer to include additional land to sweeten the deal. Like his predecessor, the new Palestinian leader, Mahmoud Abbas, turned the deal down.”
-Yourmindmatters.blogspot.com
