UN Creating New ‘Court’ to Bring U.S. to ‘Justice’ on This Issue
The United Nations Climate Summit in
Paris may have completely slipped past your radar. If it did, you wouldn’t be
alone. Most Americans recognize that the UN is a barely legitimate organization
that accomplishes little of value. After all, how can you take seriously a body
that has a country that just crucified a Christian teenager for participating
in government protests sitting at the head of their Human Rights Council?
While President Obama and John Kerry
“desperately want to get this agreement signed so they can claim a victory for
their legacies,” according to Craig Rucker, executive director of the Committee For A Constructive
Tomorrow (CFACT), the UN is planning to include provisions that would establish a ‘Climate
Court’ for the sole purpose of allowing third-world countries to take the U.S.
and its allies to court on climate issues.
The Court of Justice is a “climate
court modeled after the UN International Court of Justice at the Hague,” says
Rucker. The U.S. would have no veto power.
According to a draft document of the
treaty released by the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, the tribunal
would cover issues including “climate justice,” “climate finance” and “climate
debt.”
The document claims the court will
address, “cases of non-compliance … including through the development of an
indicative list of consequences, taking into account the cause, type, degree
and frequency of non-compliance.”
According to WND: “Whatever they call it, countries who
sign onto this agreement will be voting to expand the reach of the U.N. climate
bureaucracy, cede national sovereignty,
and create a one-way street along which billions
will be redistributed from developed to poor nations,” Rucker says.
“Developed nations would be expected to slash their emissions while the ‘poor’
countries expand theirs. China, which holds a trillion dollars in U.S. debt,
would be counted among the poor.”
He said China and India are
“delighted,” with the prospect. “They would like nothing better than a world
where the West cedes the competitive advantages their free market economies
created,” Rucker writes. “They hope for a future where Asia does the
manufacturing and the U.S. and Europe do the importing – until their wealth
runs out, anyway.”
The media has so far ignored this issue, but once news of
this “Climate Court” gets out, how do you think the Obama administration is
going to spin it?
http://teapartyjournal.com/un-creating-new-court-to-bring-u-s-to-justice-on-this-issue/
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