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Did the U.N. Arms Treaty get signed?
You know, that treaty that JohnnyClips and ninavain said would be signed today, and erase our 2nd amendment? The one that the Batman shooter was mind-controlled to do for the illuminati. Was it signed?
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I have all my guns in a pile by the back door waiting for the UN collection van.
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This is from 20 minutes ago
Revised UN arms treaty raises hopes of deal http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/b26957de-d...#axzz21qowPx1V A revised draft of a new UN treaty to regulate the multibillion dollar global arms trade raised hopes from supporters and the British government, which has been the leading proponent, that a historic agreement could be reached by Friday’s deadline for action. The draft circulated late Thursday closed several loopholes in the original text, though the Washington-based Arms Control Association said further improvements were still needed to strengthen measures against illicit arms transfers. A spokesman for Britain’s UN mission, speaking anonymously because he was not authorised to speak publicly, said the new text was “a substantial improvement” and “a historic agreement that effectively regulates the international trade in conventional arms is now very close”. The estimated $60bn international arms trade is unregulated, though countries including the US have their own rules on exports. Opponents in the US, especially the powerful National Rifle Association, have portrayed the treaty as a surrender of gun ownership rights enshrined in the US constitution. The issue of gun control, always a politically explosive one for American politicians, has re-emerged since last week’s shooting at a Colorado cinema killed 12 people. In Washington, a bipartisan group of 51 senators on Thursday threatened to oppose the treaty if it fell short in protecting Americans’ constitutional right to bear arms. In a letter to President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, secretary of state, the senators expressed serious concerns with the draft treaty that has circulated at the UN, saying that it signals an expansion of gun control that would be unacceptable. Supporters of a treaty say it will not affect law-abiding individual gun owners, but would close loopholes that allow arms dealers to evade the strict laws that already exist in countries and transfer guns through weaker states. The UN general assembly voted in December 2006 to work towards a treaty regulating the growing arms trade, with the US casting a No vote. In October 2009, the Obama administration reversed the Bush administration’s position and supported an assembly resolution to hold four preparatory meetings and a four-week UN conference in 2012 to draft an arms trade treaty. Widney Brown, senior director for law and policy at Amnesty International, said of the latest draft that “some of the significant loopholes that we were concerned about have, if not been closed, definitely been narrowed”. It would require all countries to establish national regulations to control the transfer of conventional arms and to regulate arms brokers, and would prohibit states that ratify the treaty from transferring conventional weapons that violate arms embargoes or facilitate acts of genocide, crimes against humanity or war crimes. In considering whether to authorise the export of arms, the draft says a country must evaluate whether the weapon would be used to violate international human rights or humanitarian laws or be used by terrorists or organised crime – and if there is “a substantial risk” the treaty would prohibit the transfer. The new draft makes clear that does not pertain only to arms exports but to all types of arms transfers, closing a loophole raised by campaigners. The US objected to any requirement to report on exports of ammunition and that remains out of the latest draft. Daryl Kimball, executive director of the Arms Control Association, said that the new text would potentially allow states to exclude arms transfers that were not commercial sales, such as gifts, from review under the terms of the treaty and did not include a broad enough list of weapons to be covered. He said it would also potentially allow states to exempt arms sales under previous defence co-operation agreements under the terms of the treaty. That could undermine another line of attack from opponents in the US – that the treaty would prevent arms sales to allies such as Israel and Taiwan. “We urge the United States and other arms exporters and importers, including China, Russia, the UK and India, to work with other states, especially those most affected by violence fuelled by illicit arms dealing, to provide the leadership and flexibility needed to reach a sound agreement by Friday’s deadline,” Mr Kimball said. With the conference scheduled to end on Friday, negotiators have been trying to come up with a text that satisfies advocates of a strong treaty with tough regulations and countries that appear to have little interest in a treaty including Syria, North Korea, Iran, Egypt and Algeria. |
The votes just aren't there. It won't be signed. What will the new conspiracy about it be, when the treaty isn't signed by the U.S.? Did the Illuminati fail to control the U.S. Senate? Was their mind control all for nothing?
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Just saw a news clip of Obama saying he supported the 2nd ammendment, but that ak47's have no place "on the streets" and only belong on the "battlefield". There's also recent talk in DC about proposing another asault weapons ban. Here we go
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Rob Dew Reports : |
Romney was asked about his tenure as Massachusetts governor, when he signed a bill that banned some assault-style weapons like the type the Colorado shooter is alleged to have used. At the time, Romney described such guns as “instruments of destruction with the sole purpose of hunting down and killing people.”
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Battleground / Battlefield... what's the difference? |
Of course there should be a national assault weapons ban.
There already is in 5 states including NY and California and I think 3 other north eastern states. |
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George W. Bush on gun control issues.
http://www.ontheissues.org/celeb/geo...un_control.htm "Bush expressed support for some gun control measures, including the ban on assault weapons and laws designed to keep guns out of the hands of juveniles. But he said he did not believe the waiting period for the purchase of handguns that is part of the Brady Act does much good, saying he prefers instant background checks." "Bush said he supported efforts in the Republican-led Congress to raise the legal age for purchase of a handgun to 21 from 18 and to ban large ammunition clips. " Something must have happened since he said all this stuff though. Such as possibly winning the election and not needing to promise things like these. Or something. |
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Oh so the treaty has nothing to do with individual Americans and guns. Imagine that..
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http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/BILLS-1...12s1867pcs.pdf |
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KONY 2012! |
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These people are patient, they'll keep on slowly chipping away, and then when there's an engineered crisis they'll make big changes fast
"You never let a serious crisis go to waste. And what I mean by that it's an opportunity to do things you think you could not do before." Rahm Emanuel |
Ice-T Defends Gun Rights: "The Last Form Of Defense Against Tyranny"
Speaking with Channel 4 London's Krishnan Guru-Murthy in the hours after the Colorado news broke, the self-described "Godfather of Gangsta Rap" vehemently denied a connection between gun rights and the Aurora murders. "It's legal in the United States," the rapper said. "The right to bear arms is because that's the last form of defense against tyranny. Not to hunt. It's to protect yourself from the police." "And do you see any link between that and this sort of instance?" Guru-Murthy challenged. "No. Not really," Ice-T responded. "If somebody wants to kill people, they don't need a gun to do it." "Makes it easier though, doesn't it?" the host pushed back. "Not really. You can strap explosives on your body. They do that all the time." |
The conspiracy theorists are resilient. They'll work all angles so that if a few keep getting shut down they can work the opposite angle. He's mind-controlled to effect this result. Oh wait, he's mind-controlled to effect the opposite result.
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1) It was also called the "Homeland Battlefield Bill" by many people in the government. 2) Perhaps that's also why I said: Quote:
All jokes aside, over 100,000 people die per day. Why can't you be one of them? I mean, in theory you already did die as Pathfinder, but that doesn't count. |
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FYI...PF passed away about a year prior to your joining this board and next month that will have been ten years ago...thank you very much...but I think you are aware of this and for whatever your reasons you...like a handful of others...want to think that he is still alive. |
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NRA Stops U.N. Arms Trade Treaty
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http://www.nraila.org/news-issues/ar...de-treaty.aspx |
What's that? Another mind-control failure for the Illuminati? You guys insisted that the Colorado shooting was all about passing this treaty.
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But wait, now the shooting was really about the bankers and the Libor scandal. :1orglaugh |
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They've got all of these UN vehicles hidden in the US for a reason |
So basically what you're (conspiracy minded) all saying is you know they (whoever they are) are up to something, you just don't know what it is.
Almost every single time you guys have made a prediction about something here on GFY, it has been wrong. You change the reasons for an incident to fit this theory, and then another theory, and then another, but pretend you knew all along. |
They have a number of scenarios they could use, but I can't read their minds as to which one it will be.
If you're still alive 20 years from now, you'll think back to these discussions and you'll have to decide whether we knew what was coming or whether it was all just a big coincidence. Quote:
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It will have happened well within 20 years, it was all just a matter of waiting until the UN was properly in place, now that it is they're moving fast.
"We are grateful to the Washington Post, The New York Times, Time Magazine and other great publications whose directors have attended our meetings and respected their promises of discretion for almost forty years. It would have been impossible for us to develop our plan for the world if we had been subjected to the lights of publicity during those years. But, the world is now more sophisticated and prepared to march towards a world government. The supranational sovereignty of an intellectual elite and world bankers is surely preferable to the national auto-determination practiced in past centuries." David Rockefeller |
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the question is Why has it been challenged since the beginning? I rest my case..thanks |
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