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The UN Framework Convention on Climate Change conference, which opened in Cancun, Mexico on Monday, has yielded another example of how supposedly idealistic notions concocted by Western liberals, no matter how daft, can be transformed into weapons for international power politics. Bolivia has renewed its call for the establishment of an International Tribunal for Climate Justice that would be able to sanction governments that engage in "ecocide," defined as crimes against biodiversity, nature and Mother Earth.
Bolivia's UN Ambassador Pablo Salon asserted it was unacceptable for some developed countries to refuse a new commitment under the Kyoto Protocol. "Developed countries were looking for solutions that would put the onus on developing countries to reduce emissions," Salon said. Making "ecocide" the equivalent of a war crime (or a crime against peace) would apply exclusively to the actions of developed countries.
Ah yes, corporations have no rights, but Mother Earth does!
Ah yes, corporations have no rights, but Mother Earth does!
Do you believe corporations should have rights? The same rights as people?
Let's just abolish the UN. the only thing they do well is store treaties. We can do that pretty easily without them.
Ah yes, corporations have no rights, but Mother Earth does!
Do you believe corporations should have rights? The same rights as people?
Let's just abolish the UN. the only thing they do well is store treaties. We can do that pretty easily without them.
Agreed. The United Nations As it exists today is the He-man, Despots and Dictators, America-Haters Club.
Let's just abolish the UN. the only thing they do well is store treaties. We can do that pretty easily without them.
Ah yes, corporations have no rights, but Mother Earth does!
U.N. Proposal to Prosecute U.S. for ?Ecocide? - Climate Change - Fox Nation
The UN Framework Convention on Climate Change conference, which opened in Cancun, Mexico on Monday, has yielded another example of how supposedly idealistic notions concocted by Western liberals, no matter how daft, can be transformed into weapons for international power politics. Bolivia has renewed its call for the establishment of an International Tribunal for Climate Justice that would be able to sanction governments that engage in "ecocide," defined as crimes against biodiversity, nature and Mother Earth.
Bolivia's UN Ambassador Pablo Salon asserted it was unacceptable for some developed countries to refuse a new commitment under the Kyoto Protocol. "Developed countries were looking for solutions that would put the onus on developing countries to reduce emissions," Salon said. Making "ecocide" the equivalent of a war crime (or a crime against peace) would apply exclusively to the actions of developed countries.
American Thinker Blog: UN Proposal to Prosecute the U.S. for "Ecocide"
Ah yes, corporations have no rights, but Mother Earth does!
Do you believe corporations should have rights? The same rights as people?
You do realize that corporations are owned by real people right? So what you're asking is should people have the same rights as people. The answer should be fairly obvious.
Do you believe corporations should have rights? The same rights as people?
You do realize that corporations are owned by real people right? So what you're asking is should people have the same rights as people. The answer should be fairly obvious.
Many dogs are owned by real people. Maybe we should let the dogs vote
Ah yes, corporations have no rights, but Mother Earth does!
U.N. Proposal to Prosecute U.S. for ?Ecocide? - Climate Change - Fox Nation
The UN Framework Convention on Climate Change conference, which opened in Cancun, Mexico on Monday, has yielded another example of how supposedly idealistic notions concocted by Western liberals, no matter how daft, can be transformed into weapons for international power politics. Bolivia has renewed its call for the establishment of an International Tribunal for Climate Justice that would be able to sanction governments that engage in "ecocide," defined as crimes against biodiversity, nature and Mother Earth.
Bolivia's UN Ambassador Pablo Salon asserted it was unacceptable for some developed countries to refuse a new commitment under the Kyoto Protocol. "Developed countries were looking for solutions that would put the onus on developing countries to reduce emissions," Salon said. Making "ecocide" the equivalent of a war crime (or a crime against peace) would apply exclusively to the actions of developed countries.
American Thinker Blog: UN Proposal to Prosecute the U.S. for "Ecocide"
Ah yes, corporations have no rights, but Mother Earth does!
Do you believe corporations should have rights? The same rights as people?
Let's just abolish the UN. the only thing they do well is store treaties. We can do that pretty easily without them.
If the UN wants, they can prosecute me for something. I won't even offer up a defense because I've always wanted a stern letter from the UN. Imagine. One of those addressed to me. That would be cool.
This is just another sad attempt by the UN to try to find a permanent revenue stream to feed its corrupt and incompetent bureaucracy.
They have no legal jurisidiction; and the U.S. could easily put a dagger in its heart by withdrawing all funding, which we should do.
