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Here it is. They vote on Wednesday.

Will our country be regulated to the trash bin of history?

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But now we find out that it's worse than we thought. The State Department had previously submitted another treaty that specifically and explicitly defined a land-based source of pollution as being a toilet bowl. Ratification of this treaty, in conjunction with ratification of UNCLOS, would literally invite U.N. inspectors to review and manage discharge from your toilet bowl. Why didn't Bellinger tell the Senate about that during his UNCLOS testimony?

[Grunthor]

If George Bush and the United Nations have anything to do about it, yes.

[gitmo]

It is amazing but true. The Bush Administration wants the Senate to ratify a treaty that will invite international inspections of what you flush down your toilet.

Are they going to wait till I'm off the pot?

[Carry_Okie]

As I said in 2004

The big issue with LOST isn't about the ocean; it's about land use control.

This global bureaucracy will justify control of land use to "protect" the marine environment. It isn't hard to see. Many oceanic species breed in estuaries within the United States. Estuarine health isn't doing very well for a number of reasons (many of which politicized science will conveniently miss). The estuaries are fed by rivers. The rivers are lined with cities.

Marine sanctuaries and global biospheres are model for what is planned for LOST. If all we accomplish is to alter the treaty to gain protection for our military, we will have missed the point.

LOST is a straitjacket fully capable of crippling this nation (which certainly affects its ability to defend itself). That the White House says it knows nothing about it belies the fact that, according to the email I get from ALRA, the White House and Chuck Hagel are the instigators in pushing this treaty through in the dark of night after the Reagan Administration had rejected it out of hand.

This is what the UN wants for us:

 

 

 

 

 

 

This is what I want for them:

[Halgr]

...and people still don’t want to believe in the NWO agenda...

God Help Us

[Brad’s Gramma]

This is a joke, right?

[Theodore R.]

The reasons to oppose GWB never seem to end. But what happens on Jan. 20, 2009? I think a certain person is already measuring the drapes, to use the old cliche.

[Eastbound]

Trying to ram as many of these through so the incoming pres won’t have to take the rap for them.

[upchuck]

Will our country be regulated to the trash bin of history?

With BS like this treaty and illegal aliens running wild, we are, IMHO, well on our way.

[1COUNTER-MORTER-68]

GIT ON THE DAMN PHONEZZZZZZ !!! AT DAY~LIGHT IZZZ BEST!!!!

[DoughtyOne]

This could turn out to be the worst thing Bush has advocated.

Would someone please talk some sense into this man.

Heaven help us if he signs away our sovereignty on this issue.

[The Spirit Of Allegiance]

Lawrence A. Kogan of the Institute for Trade, Standards, and Sustainable Development uncovered the dangerous details of this agreement and has termed it the “Toilet bowl treaty,” noting that it constitutes a sort of mini-Law of the Sea Treaty. The protocol, he says, is one of 11 “regional seas” agreements. It is on an October 1 State Department list of “Treaties Pending in the Senate.” (Not all of these treaties are currently being pushed by the Bush Administration).

PHONE TIME, PEOPLE!

Freepers--please drop whatever you're doing for a couple of minutes and
PICK UP THE PHONE! Pass this on. And pray for America.

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[yorkie]

OMG. I’ve got a few hours left on my cell phone. It’s going to be very busy tomorrow.

Anyone want to post this on the thread “A day in the life.............(of you-know-who)?”

[sure_fine]

I think this would give us another tool to use against countries who put terror and weapons ahead of people management

I would put the USA waste program way ahead of of other countries / continents including Europe

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

PING!

[R. Scott]

international obligations

Both major parties seem to be headed to a One World Government.
Both major parties seem to be headed toward socialism.
I'm no conspiracy buff, but do our Party leaders know something we don't? They act like it.

After all, they know we can’t joint the Federation of Planets until we have a One World Government. Do our “esteemed” leaders really watch too much TV?

[moonman]

"Foreign judges and lawyers could easily interpret greenhouse gas emissions as contributing to pollution of the oceans."

'Foreign' my @ss! Right here!

[jdege]

In my mind, the single most unacceptable provision of the treaty is that it gives the UN the power to tax.

The UN is far too unaccountable am organization for it to be allowed its own indepedent sources of funding.

[punster]

It just means our nation will go straight down the crapper.

[sono]

PING