International law is not law but politics, ... there is no such law, and the pretense that it exists is a harmful fantasy. Robert Bork
So-called international law does not exist; nevertheless, the media, and the entertainment industry, talk about it as though it is real.
More importantly, the people in the Congress today are less loyal than they were in 1945:
Before ratifying the United Nations Charter in 1945, the Senate was wise enough to amend the section dealing with the World Court by barring the Court from jurisdiction over matters which were essentially domestic "AS DETERMINED BY THE UNITED STATES."
Those six words, authored by Senator Tom Connally (D-Texas), are known as the "Connally Reservation" and are the only thing which COULD prevent the World Court from interfering in American internal affairs on the pretext that our tariffs, immigration laws, school curriculums, etc., affect American relations with other countries and are therefore "foreign" and not "domestic."
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Those six words, authored by Senator Tom Connally (D-Texas), are known as the "Connally Reservation" and are the only thing which COULD prevent the World Court from interfering in American internal affairs on the pretext that our tariffs, immigration laws, school curriculums, etc., affect American relations with other countries and are therefore "foreign" and not "domestic."
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There is not one member of Congress that can be trusted to oppose the United Nations. Indeed, characters like John Boehner and Mitch McConnell would be first in line to hand this country to the World Court. If the TPP is not enough proof for you, the Iran Deal should be more than enough to show what those sneaks are up to.
Remember this one. On April 9, 2015 Charles Krauthammer said:
On April 15 —— six days after voices of resistance were growing louder —— the sneaks launched their counterattack:

A protestor listens as Senate Foreign Relations C ommittee Chairman Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., left, and Ranking Member Ben Cardin, D-Md., centre, speak to reporters on Capitol Hill after a 19-0 committee vote unanimously approving a bill that would give Congress a say about the emerging deal aimed at preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons.
“I don’t know how you cut a deal with the devil and think the devil is going to keep his end of the deal,” House Speaker John Boehner said Tuesday after Obama bowed to pressure from Republicans and Democrats and agreed to sign compromise legislation.
“I have always supported congressional review of any final agreement with Iran,” said Maryland Sen. Ben Cardin, the ranking Democrat on the committee, who emphasized that the bill will not permit any legislative action until after the White House presents Congress with any final deal that can be reached to rein in Iran’s nuclear program.
“If a final agreement with Iran is received in a timely manner, Congress will have 30 calendar days for an orderly and thoughtful review. If an agreement with Iran goes into effect, then this bill ensures an ongoing oversight role for Congress and provides for expedited procedures to snap back sanctions if Iran breaches the agreement,” Cardin said.
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“I have always supported congressional review of any final agreement with Iran,” said Maryland Sen. Ben Cardin, the ranking Democrat on the committee, who emphasized that the bill will not permit any legislative action until after the White House presents Congress with any final deal that can be reached to rein in Iran’s nuclear program.
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“If a final agreement with Iran is received in a timely manner, Congress will have 30 calendar days for an orderly and thoughtful review. If an agreement with Iran goes into effect, then this bill ensures an ongoing oversight role for Congress and provides for expedited procedures to snap back sanctions if Iran breaches the agreement,” Cardin said.
GOP blasts U.S. ‘deal with the devil’ as Obama agrees to give Congress a say in Iran nuclear negotiations
Deb Riechmann And Laurie Kellman, The Associated Press | April 15, 2015 9:00 AM ET
GOP blasts U.S. deal with the devil as Obama agrees to give Congress a say in Iran nuclear negotiations National Post
Deb Riechmann And Laurie Kellman, The Associated Press | April 15, 2015 9:00 AM ET
GOP blasts U.S. deal with the devil as Obama agrees to give Congress a say in Iran nuclear negotiations National Post
Regardless of mainstream media hype praising the Corker Bill, it turns out that Corker had his nose so far up the president’s rear end a tow truck had to be called in to pull his head out:
Published on Apr 22, 2015
Rush Limbaugh (4/21/15): "The Corker bill puts a limit on the Senate, 30 days, in order to come up with 67 votes to say "no." Essentially what the Corker bill does, instead of Obama having to get 67 votes that agree, the Corker bill says the Senate has to come up with 67 votes to disagree."
Rush Limbaugh (4/21/15): "The Corker bill puts a limit on the Senate, 30 days, in order to come up with 67 votes to say "no." Essentially what the Corker bill does, instead of Obama having to get 67 votes that agree, the Corker bill says the Senate has to come up with 67 votes to disagree."
The presidential election is 16 months away. Losing the country is less than 48 hours away.
Forget the US Senate ratifying a treaty. The American people now have to ratify a United Nations ‘resolution’:
A U.S. official told CBS News that American law doesn't "trump" U.N. resolutions, but if Congress were to vote against the measure -- and garner enough votes to override a presidential veto -- lawmakers could stop U.S. sanctions being lifted, which could prompt Iran to declare the U.S. as non-compliant with the terms of the deal and to back out.
Visualize getting a UN resolution ratified by China and Russia if it did not give them a lot more than it gave the US:
If U.S. lawmakers were to decide after Monday's vote that they wanted changes to the terms of the agreement, it would essentially be too late, because it would require the Security Council to propose a new resolution -- and there would likely be little appetite for such deliberations among the other negotiating partners.
This next comment by American negotiator, Wendy Sherman, takes the prize in the entire treasonous Iran Deal:
She told reporters: "It would have been a little difficult when all of the (countries negotiating with Iran) wanted to go to the United Nations to get an endorsement of this, since it is a product of the United Nations process, for us to say, 'Well, excuse me, the world, you should wait for the United States Congress.'"
UNITED NATIONS -- The U.N. Security Council scheduled a vote for first thing Monday morning on a resolution endorsing the Iran nuclear deal.
July 17, 2015, 8:41 AM
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Iran deal set to become international law
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Iran deal set to become international law
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Presumably, Sherman was speaking for the Chicago sewer rat and John Kerry. Telling the world to go piss up a rope is exactly what John Kerry should have said. Better still, there will be no reason to say anything to anybody when the UN is gone:
Text of H.R. 75 113th American Sovereignty Restoration Act of 2013 Introduced version - GovTrack.us
NOTE: In addition to El Rushbo, I read that Kerry has his eye on a Noble Peace Prize. It will take more than a Peace Prize to sweeten a known traitor’s résumé.

Remember that the president has a Nobel. I doubt if it means much. Only an idiot would rely on the life span of a list that includes Al Gore. Taqiyya the Liar’s eye is on something with more staying power than a ridiculous Nobel Peace Prize that Americans laughed at to begin with.
. . . I am tired of hearing the Chicago sewer rat’s concern for his foreign policy legacy resting on the Iran Deal. The only legacy he wants is the one he has been striving towards from the day he took office —— being instrumental in handing this country’s sovereignty to the United Nations. Can you just imagine him dreaming about being remembered as the Father of Global Government. That would surely put George Washington in his place.
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More than the US Senate surrendering its constitutional authority to the United Nations, they all but discredited Robert Bork’s correct analysis of international law: “. . . there is no such law . . .”.
The law professor in the White House supposedly taught constitutional law; so he has to be gloating over showing the world that he is smarter than Judge Bork. The piece of scum cannot abide by the Constitution, but you can wager that he will obey every ruling the World Court hands down against this country. He is going to teach the world that it is governed by the rule of law. Not America’s law, but the UN’s law.
Let the punishment fit the crime
In the unlikely event that Taqiyya the Liar is tried for treason and sentenced to death —— drowning him a tank full of excrement is the only apprioate method for executing a sack of shit.
Finally, Klein’s piece provides intricate details for anybody following the treasonous Iran Deal:
UN Set to Officially Endorse Disastrous Iran Nuclear Deal
By Joseph A. Klein
July 17, 2015
UN Set to Officially Endorse Disastrous Iran Nuclear Deal
By Joseph A. Klein
July 17, 2015
UN Set to Officially Endorse Disastrous Iran Nuclear Deal