"...the UN is "a democracy of tyrants" that has long since turned its back on the ideals present at its founding." ~ FrontPageMag.com
Personal note to Phil: If you spill some oil in your backyard or any contaminate that may leech from your property into the water the UN can impose steep fines and you may lose your property.
There are traitors* amongst us...and they're ready to sell out to the UN!
*Traitors (That's absolute and not open for discussion! These people have declared their allegiance to a foreign power.)
Senator John F. Kerry, head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vice President Joseph Biden formerly head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee)
General Norton Schwartz, Chief of Staff United States Air Force
Rear
Adm. Bruce MacDonald, Judge Advocate General of the Navy
All U.S. Senators in favor of the Law Of The Sea Treaty (LOST)
(*Will add more names later)
"Back in 1982, President Ronald Reagan decided not to sign a treaty known as “Law of the Sea” (LOST), a United Nations convention that would raid America’s treasury for billions of dollars, then redistribute that wealth to the rest of the world by an international bureaucracy headquartered in Kingston, Jamaica. But today, the Obama Administration has revived that treaty, and tomorrow Senator John Kerry (D-MA) will hold hearings designed to illustrate its supposed benefits and generate support for its ratification. Without a doubt, Reagan’s decision should stand, and LOST should remain relegated to the trash bin of history." ~ Source Law of Sea Treaty A Back Door For Cap And TradeExcerpts from a letter sent to Senator Shelby by Norman E. Hooben in 2007 (October?)
Do not ratify IHO Protocol Amendments! (see yellow highlighted area below)
America is in very deep trouble...
The
letter to The Senate of the United States (see #1. below) from the President of
the United States is deceptive to say the least.
If
you read the letter carefully you will find it carefully re-written, cleverly disguised wording of the
Amendment 21 of the Law Of The Sea (LOST)
(see #2. below). The President refers to it as article XXI of
Convention on the International Hydrographic Organization...
The IHO is an arm of the United Nations and is 100% controlled by the General Assembly. Member States include the following:
ALGERIA/ALGERIE
ARGENTINA/ARGENTINE
AUSTRALIA/AUSTRALIE
BAHRAIN/BAHREIN
BANGLADESH/BANGLADESH
BELGIUM/BELGIQUE
BRAZIL/BRESIL
CANADA/CANADA
CHILE/CHILI
CHINA/CHINE
COLOMBIA/COLOMBIE
CONGO/CONGO (Dem Rep) (*)
CROATIA/CROATIE
CUBA/CUBA
CYPRUS/CHYPRE
DENMARK/DANEMARK
DOMINICAN REP./REP. DOMINICAINE (*)
ECUADOR/EQUATEUR
EGYPT/EGYPTE
ESTONIA/ESTONIE
FIJI/FIDJI
FINLAND/FINLANDE
FRANCE
GERMANY/ALLEMAGNE
GREECE/GRECE
GUATEMALA/GUATEMALA
ICELAND/ISLANDE
INDIA/INDE
INDONESIA/INDONESIE
I.R. IRAN
IRELAND
ITALY/ITALIE
JAMAICA/JAMAIQUE
JAPAN/JAPON
KOREA-DPR/COREE-RPD
KOREA-Rep/COREE-R=E9p
KUWAIT/KOWEIT
LATVIA/LETTONIE MALAYSIA/MALAISIE
MAURITIUS/ILE MAURICE
MEXICO/MEXIQUE
MONACO
MOROCCO/MAROC
MOZAMBIQUE
MYANMAR/MYANMAR
NETHERLANDS/PAYS-BAS
NEW ZEALAND/ NOUVELLE-ZELANDE
NIGERIA/NIGERIA
NORWAY/NORVEGE
OMAN
PAKISTAN
PAPUA NEW GUINEA/PAPOUASIE NOUVELLE-GUINEE
PERU/PEROU
PHILIPPINES
POLAND/POLOGNE
PORTUGAL
QATAR
ROMANIA
RUSSIAN FEDERATION/FEDERATION DE RUSSIE
SAUDI ARABIA
SERBIA /SERBIE
SINGAPORE/SINGAPOUR SLOVENIA/SLOVENIE
SOUTH AFRICA/AFRIQUE DU SUD
SPAIN/ESPAGNE
SRI LANKA
SURINAME (*)
SWEDEN/SUEDE
SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC/REPUBLIQUE ARAB SYRIENNE
THAILAND/THAILANDE
TONGA
TRINIDAD
AND TOBAGO/TRINITE ET TOBAGO
TUNISIA/TUNISIETURKEY/TURQUIE
UKRAINE
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES/EMIRATS ARABES UNIS
UNITED KINGDOM/ROYAUME-UNI
URUGUAY
USA (NOAA, CNMOC, NGA)
VENEZUELA
Excerpts from IHO Convention: (quoted from source documents)
"CONVENTION
ON THE INTERNATIONAL HYDROGRAPHIC ORGANIZATION THE STATES PARTIES TO THIS
CONVENTION, Considering that the International Hydrographic Organization is a
competent international organization, as referred to in the United Nations
Convention on the Law of the Sea"
The
President fails to inform the Senate that the United Nations will be in
complete control if this is ratified as stated by the United Nations General
Assembly, Article V of the IHO Convention...
"ARTICLE V
(a) The Assembly is the principal organ and shall have all the powers of the Organization unless otherwise regulated by the Convention or delegated by the Assembly to other organs."
United States membership includes the NGA...
So what does the NGA mean by this: (see 3.2 of their Mission statement)
(3.2) Streamline business processes by eliminating management and infrastructure stovepipes while transitioning from legacy and heritage systems.
#1. TO THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES (from Pres. George W. Bush)
With
a view to receiving the advice and consent of the Senate to ratification, I
transmit herewith the Protocol of Amendments to the Convention on the
International Hydrographic Organization done at Monaco on April 14, 2005. The
Protocol amends the Convention on the International Hydrographic Organization,
which was done at Monaco on May 3, 1967, and entered into force for the United
States on September 22,
1970 (TIAS 6933; 21 UST 1857; 752 UNTS 41). I am also transmitting, for the information of the Senate, the report of the Secretary of State on the Protocol.
The
Protocol will facilitate the reorganization of the International Hydrographic
Organization (IHO). The IHO, which is a technical and consultative
international organization headquartered in Monaco, facilitates safe and
efficient maritime navigation throughout the world. It accomplishes these
objectives by facilitating the coordination of the activities of national
hydrographic offices, promoting uniformity in the nautical charts and documents
generated by such offices, encouraging the adoption of reliable surveying
methods, and fostering the development of the science of hydrography.
Reorganization of the IHO will result in a more flexible, efficient, and
visible organization.
Ratification of the Protocol would serve important U.S. interests. United States commercial shipping, the United States Navy, and the scientific research community rely heavily on hydrographic information collected and shared under the auspices of the IHO. The United States plays an important leadership role in the IHO and as a result enjoys expeditious and economical access to this information. Moreover, the United States has committed more resources than any other country to research, development, and evaluation of hydrographic instruments and therefore stands to benefit significantly from the efficiencies generated by this reorganization.
Article XXI of the Convention sets forth the procedure for the approval and entry into force of amendments: amendments that are adopted or "approved" by the Conference enter into force for all Contracting Parties to the Convention 3 months after two thirds of the Contracting Parties have notified the depositary of the their consent to be bound.
I recommend that the Senate give prompt and favorable consideration to the Protocol and give its advice and consent to ratification.
GEORGE
W. BUSH
THE
WHITE HOUSE, October 23, 2007.#2. Law Of The Sea Treaty
Article 21
Laws
and regulations of the coastal State relating to innocent passage
1. The coastal State may adopt laws and regulations, in conformity with the provisions of this Convention and other rules of international law, relating to innocent passage through the territorial sea, in respect of all or any of the following:
(a) the safety of navigation and the
regulation of maritime traffic;
(b) the protection of navigational aids and facilities and other
facilities or installations;
(c) the protection of cables and
pipelines;
(d) the conservation of the living
resources of the sea;
(e) the prevention of infringement of the fisheries laws and
regulations of the coastal State;
(f) the preservation of the environment of the coastal State and
the prevention, reduction and control of pollution thereof;
(g) marine scientific research and
hydrographic surveys;
(h) the prevention of infringement of the customs, fiscal,
immigration or sanitary laws and regulations of the coastal State.
2. Such laws and regulations shall not apply to the design,
construction, manning or equipment of foreign ships unless they are giving
effect to generally accepted international rules or standards.
3. The coastal State shall give due publicity to all such laws and regulations.
4. Foreign ships exercising the right of innocent passage through the territorial sea shall comply with all such laws and regulations and all generally accepted international regulations relating to the prevention of collisions at sea.
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