It is bad enough that the Law of The Sea
treaty threatens us! Just think of the can of worms being opened with the possibility
of some foreign agent calling at your home
to conduct an inspection,perhaps giving
you a fine or even incarceration!
Thanks,but NO THANKS.
It's unfortunate that the writer chose to focus on the sensational because it's very important that people understand what is at stake in this collection of treaties. Please read the entire column and also the one by Paul Weyrich which will be posted in this same section.
This LOST has gotten totally out of hand - what is the matter with Bush and the rest of our government. They are totally for giving away the sovereignty of this country and the rights and freedoms of the American people. I am glad I do not have too many more years left of this life, I feel bad for my grown children. That is what everyone should be thinking about the future of this country.
Expand this from the toilet bowl and there won't be any place in the U.S. that will escape these "inspectors". There was a big hooraw a few years ago about run-off from barnyards.
Then you'd have inspectors in the barnyards telling farmers where and how they can raise their cattle. This is a big food source. What happens when we have used most of our corn for ethanol and we also have to cut down on our cattle production? Gee, in no time flat we can be back to a third-world country.
This bill simply opens our country to any foreign inspector coming in and telling us what we can do and not do. It's control of our country by those not citizens of our country.
Law of the Sea Treaty sails ahead
Senate panel overwhelmingly passes measure empowering U.N.
The United Nations' Law of the Sea Treaty, a wide-ranging measure critics say will grant the U.N. control of the 70 percent of the planet under its oceans, is now headed to the full Senate for ratification.
The measure passed the Senate Foreign Relations committee today by a 17-4 vote.
"If you want a U.N. on steroids, you want the Law of the Sea Treaty," Sen. Trent Lott, R-Miss., has said. "I am absolutely convinced it undermines U.S. sovereignty."
A two-thirds vote is required for approval, meaning only 34 "no" votes can kill it.
Bush's Toilet Bowl Treaty
Re: Bush's Toilet Bowl Treaty
Moving the Republican Party to the Right!
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