To: Taggart_D
Why does everybody keep talking about the Clinton/UN thing?
Unless, I've missed a major change, the UN charter specifically forbids any national of the permanent council members from being Secretary General.
603 posted on
10/23/2004 3:53:56 PM PDT by
bill1952
("All that we do is done with an eye towards something else.")
To: bill1952
To: bill1952
Sorry. That can be changed
To: bill1952
Since when do the Clintons let something like the "LAW" stop them?
To: bill1952
Why does everybody keep talking about the Clinton/UN thing?
Unless, I've missed a major change, the UN charter specifically forbids any national of the permanent council members from being Secretary General.
But isn't Willie a 'Citizen Of The World'. If what you say is true it's amazing that the all wise and knowing MSM hasn't found that out yet. I hope you're right. I don't think I could handle the MSM coverage of Clinton...'President Of The World.'
625 posted on
10/23/2004 4:02:34 PM PDT by
ml1954
(Kerry, A Legend In His Own Mind.)
To: bill1952
Unless, I've missed a major change, the UN charter specifically forbids any national of the permanent council members from being Secretary General.
Can you please link or cite the section of the UN Charter or whatever you are basing your statement on that prohibits a permanent Council member from becoming Sec. Gen..... This has been spoken as truth here on FR for sometime now but so far no one has been able to produce the UN Device that does this Prohibition....
Any help would be greatly appreciated..... Thanks.
628 posted on
10/23/2004 4:03:26 PM PDT by
deport
(Texas...... Early Voting in person Oct. 18 thru Oct 29..... vote early and take someone with you)
To: bill1952; pbrown
NO!
The UN charter states any member is eligible.
There is an unwritten rule about the security council and roatating the SG among the geographic regions.
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