[cll]

Once it is ratified by the states, then it becomes the law of the land.

[grobdriver]

Interesting reading on this topic

I did not watch the video, but read the text.

[Carry_Okie]

Once it is ratified by the states, then it becomes the law of the land.

Uh, according to Article II, Section 2, Clause, 2 of the Constitution, that would be by "two thirds of the Senators present," not the several States. But you have a bigger problem than that.

According to "customary international law" pursuant to the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (which we never ratified), once it has been signed, the government has agreed not to contravene the treaty, the Constitution in effect notwithstanding. The government of the United States has abided by that treaty (illegally) ever since it went into effect.

[Labyrinthos]

Once it is ratified by the states, then it becomes the law of the land.

States do not ratify treaties; they ratify amendments to the Constitution.