The Activists’ War on Private Property, Industrialization and the Free MarketAs the self-proclaimed Superguardian of human rights, the UN defines the following 4 crimes as "crimes against humanity," prosecutable under the jurisdiction of the ICC (International Criminal Court):
- genocide
- war crimes
- ethnic cleansing
- crimes against humanity
The UN works incredibly hard to be the final authority by citing these and other "international laws" to member states — including the United States.
Despite the fact that we remain the model for democracy throughout the world, the UN threatens to usurp the Constitution and the sovereignty of America by invoking the supremacy of international law. These attempts remains hidden from public discourse. If all the UN intends to accomplish were made common knowledge, we’d have louder debates and realize that the problems of socialized healthcare is just the beginning.
Realize that the UN doesn’t have anymore muscle power than they did a decade or 25 years ago to address these crimes against humanity as they occur, but they have found another way to try to address these crimes– and that is by aligning prevention through the utilization of resources of its member states, by its member states, for its member states. read more »