25 January 2005
How EU's strategy to reduce UK to servitude can do the same to U.S.
I have a real fondness for Britain. Most of my genealogical roots go over there, and having had a chance to vist a few years back, I very much enjoyed the experience. I also started looking at the London Telegraph when I was there - and have continued the habit via their e-edition. It's both informative and instructive to see some of the things going on in their political cockpit. This EU stuff is really something - sort of like a UN on steroids, to the detriment and eventual destruction of any real nationalism on the part of any of the EU formerly soveriegn nations. The same sort of process described here is one that is being used against the US by the UN, so check it out.
Right now the lever being applied against our sovereignty is something called the Law of the Sea Treaty, appropriately acronymed LOST.
(see http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=42528)
This one has been signed under the regime of Pres. Bubba, and has just been slated for submission and support by the current administration according to testimony of Condie Rice before the Senate Foriegn Relations Committee.
This treaty has HEAVY corporate (petroleum) support for its schemes to regulate (translated into plain language meaning "keep out free competition") access of offshore drilling and mineral exploitation. The real kicker is that it levies a tax on such access in international waters - payable to the UN itself, directly.
The same sort of process the Euros are using to try to whip the UK into line is being done by the UN to us. They didn't get away with it in the Kyoto Protocols, and hopefully they won't get away with it with the LOST. It's up to us, to hold the senate's feet to the fire, or they will surely end up holding ours to it, as the deadly precedent of TAXES paid to the UN directly could only be a taste of more such things to come.
Right now the lever being applied against our sovereignty is something called the Law of the Sea Treaty, appropriately acronymed LOST.
(see http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=42528)
This one has been signed under the regime of Pres. Bubba, and has just been slated for submission and support by the current administration according to testimony of Condie Rice before the Senate Foriegn Relations Committee.
This treaty has HEAVY corporate (petroleum) support for its schemes to regulate (translated into plain language meaning "keep out free competition") access of offshore drilling and mineral exploitation. The real kicker is that it levies a tax on such access in international waters - payable to the UN itself, directly.
The same sort of process the Euros are using to try to whip the UK into line is being done by the UN to us. They didn't get away with it in the Kyoto Protocols, and hopefully they won't get away with it with the LOST. It's up to us, to hold the senate's feet to the fire, or they will surely end up holding ours to it, as the deadly precedent of TAXES paid to the UN directly could only be a taste of more such things to come.
