Palestine and the fate of the United Nations By Lawrence Davidson 13 November 2010 Lawrence Davidson argues that the failure of the United Nations to deliver justice to the Palestinians has condemned it to oblivion and that rather than look … Read more . . .
Bilderberg 2010: Why the protesters are your very best friends The people who are being detained, searched and questioned are not playing some game. They are deadly serious, and they are worried to death Posted by Charlie Skelton Friday 4 June … Read more . . .
NATO After 9/11: Crisis or Opportunity? March 4, 2002 Council on Foreign Relations Prepared Remarks delivered by U.S. Senator Richard G. Lugar at the Council on Foreign Relations Washington, DC. Monday, March 4, 2002 Note: Remarks as prepared for delivery Thank … Read more . . .
http://www.raceforiran.com/iran-the-post-american-world-and-the-security-council%e2%80%99s-looming-legitimacy-crisis IRAN, THE POST-AMERICAN WORLD AND THE SECURITY COUNCIL’S LOOMING LEGITIMACY CRISIS Posted on May 20th, 2010 under general with 16 replies. ****This piece also appears today in The Huffington Post.**** The unfolding drama of the Brazil-Turkey nuclear deal and the Obama Administration’s … Read more . . .
Wall Street, treason and Pat Buchanan The London Times, 4th march 1996, page 16 William Rees-Mogg Every conspiracy theorist in the United States seems to be backing Pat Buchanan, along with one or two in Britain as well. One of my occasional … Read more . . .
Bilderberg Meeting 1996 in Canada By Russell Blinch TORONTO, May 30 (Reuter) – Queens, prime ministers, industrialists and journalists were among more than 100 delegates who gathered at a guarded retreat near Canada’s largest city on Thursday to secretly mull … Read more . . .
Vernon Jordan introduces Govenor Clinton to world leaders at 1991 German Bilderberg gathering First Friend Vernon Jordan Is a Man Comfortable With Power. And With Himself. The Washington Post, January 27, 1998 Marc Fisher He is a presidential adviser without title … Read more . . .
LET CHINA AWAKE AND JOIN THE WORLD STRAITS TIMES (SE Asia) 30/6/96, extract of paper submitted to Bilderberg 1996 conference By Chas W. Freeman Jr. China has risen from slumber, so help it find a place in the world, argues … Read more . . .
The Bilderberg Group or Bilderberg Club Source: Wikipedia The Bilderberg Group, Bilderberg conference, or Bilderberg Club is an annual, unofficial, invitation-only conference of around 130 guests, most of whom are persons of influence in the fields of politics, banking, business, the military and media. … Read more . . .
EU implementation of UN Security Council’s ‘terrorist list’ breaches fundamental rights – Kadi and Al Barakaat Foundation asset-freeze unlawful The European Court of Justice has today [3 September 2008] annulled the Council Regulation freezing the assets of Yassin Abdullah Kadi, … Read more . . .
The American Sentimentalist September 25, 2003 It’s damn hard to cry for peace when you make your living selling warPosted by Mark W. Anderson at September 25, 2003 12:35 AM Imagine, if you will, that you lived in a neighborhood … Read more . . .
GLOSSARY OF MEETINGS OFTHE UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL Prepared up by the Mission of Singapore to the UN As a master of its own procedures, the UN Security Council has developed different formats of meetings to achieve different purposes and … Read more . . .
http://www.globalpolicy.org/security/informal/natalie.htm Informal Consultations By Natalie ReidJanuary 1999 Unless it decides otherwise, the Security Council shall meet in public. Rule 48 of the provisional rules of procedure The rules of procedure of the Security Council of the United Nations, … Read more . . .
Abstract: The paper first demonstrates that the members of the United Nations Security Council are under a legal duty, both under the Charter and under general principles of international law, to carry their Charter obligations in good faith. The paper then proceeds to identify a selected set of situations in which the Council might violate this legal obligation, namely when determining a "threat to the peace", when selecting measures to respond to such a threat and when deciding when the threat has ended. The paper then proceeds to review apparent violations by Council members of their duty of good faith and demonstrates that due to the inherent nature and composition of the Council, its good faith cannot be presumed. Due to this fact and to the lack of effective political and legal restraint, the situation may arise whereby the Council itself or its decisions would represent a threat to international peace and security. In order to prevent this from occurring a number of responses are suggested.
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