Posted on 09/16/2007 11:40:42 AM PDT by processing please hold
This and countless other matters of importance are happening while we are fed "human interest" stories that merit about 5 minutes out of every 30 minutes of news.
Montclair, NJ public schools have all turned into UN approved classes.
http://www.oceanlaw.org/index.php
A must read testimony in opposition from Jeane Kirkpatrick in '04, pdf HERE
And from William Middendorf II pdf HERE
Nic, do I remember you having some kind of access to EagleForum? Poster or something?
I’ve not seen this link Processing found.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1897455/posts?page=49#49
Our attention is diverted.
Lord have mercy on our beloved country - for as long as he can tolerate it.
>>>Funding approved by OBL in 1999? 2000?
I think it was before 1999. OKC bombing was 1995. That was planned with Abu Sayyaf. The plans for Oplan Bojinka were found in the Phillipines where Abu Sayyaf was HQ. Test runs for Bojinka were being run back in 1994. So they must have had an idea for budgets and contacts then.
REf: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-backroom/1521072/posts?page=77#77
http://www.oja.moj.go.th/data/document/download/THAI%20PRESENTATION%2012-2-05.ppt
Terrorism in the Middle East
Law Enforcement Sensitive
New Trends in Financing (continued)
* Human trafficking
o Middle East (Afghanistan and Central Asian Republics)
+ Linked with organized crime—Russian Vory
o Cambodia, and Philippines
+ Linked with madrasas in Southeast Asia (children)
+ Linked with organized crime—Yakuza
+ A word about Abu Sayyaf
* Kidnapping and extortion
o Links to Hezb’Allah
o Links to FARC and ELN
As an example, look at OJ being arrested. Over 360 replies.
The last thread about this got about 8 posts. I would be totally surprised if too many even visit this. Being an ostrich has its merits. You can just pretend you knew nothing about it.
Now I could call Richard Lugar. His handlers would tell me to go suck an egg like they did the last time I contacted him.
I’ve sent them emails, and several times they have responded to me. No one in particular, however.
Eagle Forum DOES have information on their website about the Law of the SEA Treaty....what is it that you were wondering about, specifically? Are they missing this information there?
This is the first time I saw this:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1897455/posts?page=49#49
I’ve seen info at the CFR on the NAU. I’ve never seen that though.
“OKC bombing was 1995.”
Agreed. The op Bojinka was named in 1995 by the US. “Bojinka” means big bang.
Do you remember when the Gorelick Wall went up?
Or what $$ Khalid Mahfouz funnelled to Clintoon/Gore?
I know but I have to try. I have to keep pushing.
Being an ostrich has its merits. You can just pretend you knew nothing about it.
It may comfort some to say, 'I didn't know.' But I won't have that luxury. All about priorities I guess.
Anyway, I'll keep posting about it until JR tells me to knock it off. :)
Ovrtaxt might! He had a great ping list going on able danger for a while. The Gorelick Wall came up often on those threads.
You should not “knock it off”. God love ya. Even Frank Gaffney knows this is a dangerous thing. Am I crazy, or just this spring we, including JR, were fighting this? Is this FReeRepublic? or is this RINORepublican? I am having trouble telling the difference these days.
Keep up the good work. You are a patriot!
Opportunity Knocking: Defeat Law Of The Sea Treaty
Of course, Bill Clinton is for the LOST; he signed it in 1994. The LOST meshes perfectly with his speech to the United Nations in September 1997, in which he boasted of wanting to put America into a "web" of treaties for "the emerging international system."There's also this March 2004 article, We Should Drown Law Of The Sea, where she sends you to thomas.gov link: Law of the Sea TreatyOf course, Foreign Relations Chairman Richard Lugar is for LOST. Like Clinton, he is a Rhodes scholar and an internationalist who never saw a United Nations treaty he didn't like.
Vice President Cheney is an advocate of LOST. He doesn't have to listen to American voters because he will never again run for office....
...The real purpose of LOST is to force the United States to use our wealth and technology to mine the riches of the sea and turn them over to a gang of Third World dictators who are consumed with envy of America. Opportunity is knocking for a Republican Senator or Governor who will lead the charge against the LOST.
We thought we were rid of Bill Clinton (thanks to the 22nd Amendment), but his love affair with UN treaties and global integration has come back to haunt us. Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Richard Lugar (R-IN) is now trying to get the Senate to ratify the Law of the Sea Treaty that Clinton signed back in 1994.I could send Eagle Forum an email, with the link you're referring to, and see if they are aware of it, or if it's in an article (which I haven't yet seen refer directly to it...that I can tell).
Amen!
The treaty has never come to the Senate floor for a vote because of strong opposition from conservatives. Senator Jesse Helms, longtime chairman of the Foreign Relation Committee, blocked it for many years. Then-Senate Republican Majority Leader Bill Frist also kept it away from the Senate floor, insisting that its flaws be exposed and studied by the Senate. The liberal Democratic takeover of Congress in 2006 moved the measure up for action. Senator Joseph Biden, chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, and his advisor and staff director, Antony Blinken, a former Clinton Administration official, have decided that now is the time to act.Biden is also being pressured to move the International Criminal Court treaty forward.
Sure. Seems kind of childish, but countries are a lot like three-year-olds. Look at me!
Thank you so much. I know how much of a patriot you are as well. God bless you.
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