To: YoungKentuckyConservative
"Oh how I wonder what my future will look like in America. Too scary."
YKC, Nowhere near as bad as any children you might have/cherish. Become and stay awawe, and try to SHOW your contemporaries what is happening to the future of freedom. GOOD LUCK!! Peace and love, George.
To: George Frm Br00klyn Park
Those who support U.S. involvement in the ICC and the U.N., support a socialist philosophy that holds that the power of government is omnipotent and thus may or may not grant rights to citizens.
Those who oppose U.S. involvement in these institutions tend to believe that government is not omnipotent but is empowered only by the consent of the governed. They realize that the policies of the ICC and the U.N. are formulated way beyond their consent and beyond any accountability to the governed.
This contest cannot be allowed to dally until another Clinton-Gore-type administration moves into the White House. Those who value U.S. sovereignty and the freedom it guarantees should insist that Congress adopt the American Sovereignty Restoration Act of 2003 (HR1146), which removes the U.S. from the U.N.
The time has come for the U.S. to make a clean break with the socialist-dominated global governance regime that seeks to define the U.S. role in the world community. The United States should define its own role in the world, based on the principles of freedom set forth in the U.S. Constitution.
Anything less is acquiescence to the enemies of freedom.
Henry Lamb
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