Monday, July 09, 2001

The World Court announces Sovereignty over the United States Courts...

How many of us know that a World Court exists? From the trials at Nuremburg, the United Nations (UN) has wanted to establish some type of judiciary branch in order to persecute criminals for their crimes. Recently we know that Former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic faces The World Court Tribunal for war crimes in Bosnia and Croatia. I think the question we should be asking ourselves should be, "What kind of power will the World Court have in the future?" Already the United States has been accused in the World Court of crimes committed when we put to death two criminals in Arizona that were German born. Basically, Germany has sued the United States in the World Court over these Arizona executions. Now the World Court announces that they have sovereignty over any United States Courts, that is Federal courts, State courts, District courts, Municipal courts, City courts and so on. How can we allow an Anti-American organization to declare sovereignty over our own country's judiciary system? I do not want to accuse anybody, but former US President Clinton ordered the US ambassador to the UN to sign the treaty that would allow the World Court function legally. Now Croatia will allow citizens accused of UN war crimes to be arrested and extradited by the World Court. Will the United States of America follow suit? Do you want some foreign police to come knocking on your door to take you to The Hague Tribunal to face war crimes? How long will it be when they can just take you because they suspect that you are linked to a crime? Or how about speeding in another nation? Will the World Court now be responsible have the ability to persecute us even though we live in the United States and we have our own judicial system? President Bush needs to "un-sign" this treaty and denounce the World Court and the United Nations all together. We need to correct the mistakes of Former Criminal President Clinton and re-align the path of our country.

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