Thread: Exposing U.N. Corruption on eve of Senate vote on LOST

If you haven't called your senator telling them to vote NO on The Law of the Sea Treaty (LOST), please do so now.
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Blowing the Whistle on U.N. Corruption
By Cliff Kincaid

On the eve of a Senate vote on the U.N.’s Law of the Sea Treaty, a former senior staffer in one of the key institutions created by the treaty says that U.S. senators should have the complete and honest truth about mismanagement and financial corruption there. The International Seabed Authority, which is one of the main organizations created by the treaty, stands to receive millions of U.S. taxpayer dollars if the Senate ratifies the pact.

Nithi Sam-Thambiah says that he was fired by Satya Nandan, the Secretary-General of the International Seabed Authority (ISA), for uncovering improper financial payments to top officials, including Nandan himself. Nandan is a veteran of the U.N. bureaucracy.

“I’m sure there will be others who will be interestedâ€

this treaty is wrong for America ... I mean really wrong.. If you read into it... we can be taxed to pay for the treaties organizion, equipment and what ever else they deem, just so we can be voted against on 99% of the time ... (Going on the U.N.) and how we are voted against by little rinky dink 3rd world nations who's dictators appropriate money somehow from Russian and China interests to Block votes ...... whodathunkit

My second point is - If Bush is for it.... That alone should scare the Sh_t out of you

BTT

Just some of the devestating aspects of the LOST Treaty:

It will give the U.N. control over 70% of the world's oceans. It is not a stretch to see that "he who controls the oceans, controls the land."

It will extend foreign bureaucrats and the U.N.'s reach into our Constitution, thereby reducing our soverignity to nil.

The U.N. will have certain controls over the U.S. military and by signing the treaty we will have to comply.

The U.S. will no longer be able to stop ships on the high seas for terrorism, the LOST treaty doesn't allow it.

It opens any and all resolutions to international courts, which have always beeen historically anti-American.

The U.N. has been trying to get this treaty pased since the Reagan administration. Regan deep sixed it, but now the proponents are finding globalists politicians imbedded in the U.S. Congress and only too willing to give up our soverignity.