[philman_36]

Be sure and stop by the




Organization of American States (OAS)
Note the the US flag is the third left from the twelve o'clock position.
Anniversary Event of the United Nations Conventional Arms Register
Another regional organization has helped lead the way. At its 1995 meeting, the 34-members of the Organization of American States (OAS), agreed to a variety of confidence- and security-building measures. These include the exchange of information and participation of all member states in the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms and the Standardized International Reporting of Military Expenditures. In 1998, in a follow-up to the Santiago Conference, the OAS agreed to improve and broaden the information submitted by the member states to the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms, so as to enhance the hemisphere's contribution to pursuing the aims of that Register, in compliance with the relevant UNGA resolutions.

But why bother you with such trivialities...We have a Veto on the Security Council.

[Servant of the Nine]

Duck, the Black helicopters are flying low tonight.

None of those treaties are valid if they contravene the US Constitution.

You are hyperventilating over PR and diplomatic Blather.
International Law comes out of the barrel of a gun. Right now that makes The President of the United States, in consultation with Congress, the Supreme Panjamdrum and Ultimate Arbiter.
Nothing else is real. Nothing else counts.

So9