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originally posted by: TrueAmerican
a reply to: Britguy
I don't think Israel has too much to worry about with Trump at the helm, even if we did withdraw.
But seeing further down the road, this could also affect things like trade agreements, and the NPT. Of course, Israel was never too keen on the NPT anyways, now were they...
originally posted by: Lolliek
If we lost Governor Haley for nothing, I'm gonna be pissed. Now we'll have McMaster (booooo).
I don't envy her position- even if she's the UN Ambassador for the next 2 years, Trump has made her job infinitely harder.
originally posted by: Agit8dChop
a reply to: BlueAjah
thanks for that, appreciate It.
I get this wasn't Donalds hand writing this bill but I'm very confident this was started on day 1 of his presidency because of his presidency.
This doesnt seem to be getting the media attention it feels like it should be.
It feels like the league of nations and the Nazi's for some reason.
originally posted by: solargeddon
a reply to: Flyingclaydisk
Now the IMF I can get behind, it shouldn't even exist, nor the Federal Reserve, the world should be rid of debt completely as it is ridiculous.
At work today I was talking to a colleague regards student debt, over here you don't pay back your loan until you earn enough.
But what if you never do earn enough (and it can happen) where did the money come from to lend to the student in the first place?
No Trump Would not have "allowed a bill into Congress" as that's not his job. We still have separation of powers. The bill has to pass in the legislative branch and then come to the President to either sign or veto. Also I'm not quite sure what you think is the Nazis or League of Nations but League of Nations was the prior incarnation of the UN and was started by the Rothschilds.
originally posted by: Agit8dChop
Sorry guys but, has this been confirmed? was this a genuine bill?
Exactly what will it take for this bill to pass?
Pardon my ignorance on US specifics, but on day 1 did Trump really allow a bill into Congress to removed the USA from the UN in its entirety?
Were we correct all along that the UN is as corrupt and useless as we believed?
Or is this a massive right hook to remove the US From all international agreements on peace?
kinda concerned...
originally posted by: BlueAjah
originally posted by: Aazadan
a reply to: BlueAjah
We can do that while we're in the UN though. And as members of the UN we have veto power. If we were to leave, and we wanted something in the UN vetoed (because we would still have to pay attention to what's going on there), we would have to rely on convincing another nation with veto power to do so.
Why?
Why should the US be telling other countries what to do?
originally posted by: solargeddon
originally posted by: Flyingclaydisk
a reply to: solargeddon
I don't feel "repressed" by the UN, quite the contrary!
They're irrelevant!
Completely irrelevant!
So, there's that.
Although back in the 1940's the UN was thought to have relevance....to prevent a further world war ever.
So there's that.