Dhimmicrats: Outsource Our National Security To The U.N.
We came up with a program that has proven successful in fighting the war that is being waged against the free world by Islamofascists... And what do the Dhimmicrats want to do with it?
HAND IT OVER TO THE U.N. so it can be raped like a refugee child.
How do you like the idea of the members of the UN having control of and unfettered access to programs and classified data pertaining directly to our national security?
The Dhimmicrats LOVE the idea... it's THEIRS!
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Republican Proposal Would Prohibit Transfer of Critical National Security Program to the United Nations
Washington, Jan 9, 2007
Today, in H.R. 1, Democrats will bring legislation to the House floor supporting the transfer of responsibility for a critical national security program to the United Nations.
Washington, Jan 9, 2007
Today, in H.R. 1, Democrats will bring legislation to the House floor supporting the transfer of responsibility for a critical national security program to the United Nations.
House Republicans will offer a motion to block it.
The Democrat bill supports placing the Proliferation Security Initiative (PSI) under the purview of the United Nations. This 9/11 Commission report recognized the PSI as an effective program and suggested it be expanded – the Commission did not recommend placing PSI under the UN or any other multilateral regime, nor did it suggest it needed to authorized explicitly in international law.
The PSI is a critical national security initiative – organized by the United States and involving a number of countries – that uses diplomacy, intelligence, and other counterproliferation tools to stop the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. The PSI was a key deterrent to Libya’s nuclear weapons programs, and its dismantling was responsible for uncovering the nuclear “black market” run by Pakistani A.Q. Khan.
The Democrat proposal would force the United States to seek the permission of foreign governments before attempting to interdict illicit WMD material. And it would provide all members of the UN access to the strategies, routes, and participating countries in the PSI, undermining the effectiveness of the program.
The Democrat bill supports placing the Proliferation Security Initiative (PSI) under the purview of the United Nations. This 9/11 Commission report recognized the PSI as an effective program and suggested it be expanded – the Commission did not recommend placing PSI under the UN or any other multilateral regime, nor did it suggest it needed to authorized explicitly in international law.
The PSI is a critical national security initiative – organized by the United States and involving a number of countries – that uses diplomacy, intelligence, and other counterproliferation tools to stop the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. The PSI was a key deterrent to Libya’s nuclear weapons programs, and its dismantling was responsible for uncovering the nuclear “black market” run by Pakistani A.Q. Khan.
The Democrat proposal would force the United States to seek the permission of foreign governments before attempting to interdict illicit WMD material. And it would provide all members of the UN access to the strategies, routes, and participating countries in the PSI, undermining the effectiveness of the program.
THE REPUBLICAN RESPONSE
House Republicans will offer a motion-to-recommit that would prohibit this transfer of responsibility and make clear that America’s national security is the responsibility of America alone. The Republican motion reads, in part, that:
“…the responsibility for ensuring the security of the American people rests exclusively with the Government of the United States and should not be delegated in whole or in part to any international organization, agency, or tribunal or to the government of any other country…”
House Republicans will offer a motion-to-recommit that would prohibit this transfer of responsibility and make clear that America’s national security is the responsibility of America alone. The Republican motion reads, in part, that:
“…the responsibility for ensuring the security of the American people rests exclusively with the Government of the United States and should not be delegated in whole or in part to any international organization, agency, or tribunal or to the government of any other country…”
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posted by jillosophy at 1/11/2007 04:22:00 PM
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