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I have written about this before.  My position has not changed.  Any organization that calls for the arrest of a former President by a foreign government is not friendly to the USA!  Here is an article about how Amnesty International is seeking the ARREST of former President George W. Bush by Swiss authorities.  Here’s their [...]

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Is a vote for UKIP a protest vote?  Is UKIP a one issue party?  Although the issue of Europe is one that covers the entire issues of liberty and sovereignty in many areas:  Votes for prisoners for example.  The UK did not come up with that monstrosity – the European Court for Human Rights (human [...]

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parentalrights.org reports that Tuesday, December 4 is the date for the vote in the Senate on the UN Disabilities Treaty.  Let’s just say NO!  Here’s why! 1.  It hurts parental rights.  All disabled children (and every child who ever have had an IEP or 504 plan could be considered disabled) will be subject to bureaucrats [...]

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Apparently the Organization for Security and Co-Operation in Europe does not have enough to do.  In spite of elections in such places as Ukraine and regimes in places such as Belarus, the OSCE is sending election observers to the United States to monitor our voting. But they are unwelcome as far as I am concerned.  [...]

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Parentalrights.org has made a great argument as to why we should not ratify the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD).  I have largely incorporated it here at this blog post: But there is another treaty that has some of the fears that the UNCRC has (and which is generally shared with other [...]

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The early returns accordingly to the Daily Mail says the conservative New Democracy (Tweedledee) Party won the plurality of the seats in the Greek parliament and will enter into a probable government with the leftist PASOC (That’s Tweedledum for my readers!) to save the eurozone – for the moment. Although no party appears to have [...]

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Although I am for Scottish independence under certain conditions, I totally oppose foreigners having a say in voting (as opposed to blogging I suppose!) in the independence referendum.  Check out this article: DAVID Cameron last night faced a backlash from angry Tory back-benchers after it emerged that foreign nationals will have a say in the [...]

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Canada did something sensible the other day, immediately after the conclusion of the Waste of Time in Durban:  It renounced the Kyoto Climate Accords: Mr. Kent said staying in Kyoto would force Canada to spend about $14-billion buying carbon credits abroad because the country is so far behind in meeting its targets. He blamed the [...]

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I have said frequently that the European Union is NOT our friend.  Here’s proof:  The Heritage Foundation is reporting that the EU has given about $30 million dollars to US causes to influence our policies as to so-called “global warming”, opposition to the death penalty, and the International Criminal Court.  Here’s some examples: However, according [...]

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I am no friend of the International Criminal Court.  It is an attempt to gain the power to try and jail those who commit heinous acts and there is a serious question about jurisdiction (power) and legitimacy.  I do not intend to EVER support any system where at some point in time foreigners try Americans.  [...]

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CEDAW is a bad UN (my readers know what this is!) treaty that would do all sorts of harm to the USA and its legal system. In 2010, many groups apparently tried to use Mother’s day as a rally date for CEDAW.  I am afraid their well-meaning efforts could have caused great harm.  Let’s turn [...]

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Here’s a way for the President to enhance his popularity quickly.  Denounce these UN and European do-gooders who are at it again as I predicted they would (here‘s the official comment from the UN website if you can stomach it): The U.N.’s special rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions, Christof Heyns, and the special rapporteur on the promotion [...]

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The International Criminal Court (ICC) is, like the EU and much about the UN in general, is NOT our friend.  It must be stopped.  President Clinton actually signed the Rome Treaty establishing the ICC but did not send it to the Senate for potential rejection.  It would have been rejected.  President George W. Bush rescinded [...]

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The Council has spoken, the votes have been cast, and the results are in for this week, carved eternally in the records of cyberspace. This week, Israel was very much in the news between the ramping up of the situation in Gaza and the UN’s infamous Goldstone Report that falsely accused Israel of committing war [...]

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MI5 is the internal security wing of the United Kingdom; it protects the homeland from espionage and terrorism.  From 2002 to 2007 Baroness Manningham-Buller was the head of it.  She testified before the UK Iraq Inquiry (I thank ConservativeHome.com for this story!) and made some astounding claims (Here’s the video from SkyNews) and here’s the report [...]

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It seems that these days, Obama’s Department of Justice has simply decided to let black criminals off the hook, no matter the crime. A Federal whistle blower and several of his colleagues have stepped forward to confirm the rampant anti-white racism within the justivce department. This racism has expanded throughout the Obama Administration as this [...]

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I wrote two months ago at Virginia Right and Conflicted Libertarian about the Young Turks of the Tory Party – young MPs recently elected to the British Parliament who might have an impact.  It nearly caused me to have a midlife crisis!  But the most prominent of the Young Turks is Rory Stewart.  He has [...]

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AOL news reports that a six year old child was placed on the anti-terror no fly list.  While it did not interfere with the immediate flying plans of this Ohio family, it was inconvenient.  It might have been worse.  The article admits that the no-fly list is classified and how you get on it is [...]

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