moon
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Which, in turn , depends upon international law......unless you fancy yourself as being independent of American treaties.no.....my life is governed by US law......praise God.....
Which, in turn , depends upon international law......unless you fancy yourself as being independent of American treaties.no.....my life is governed by US law......praise God.....
What propaganda? Team Israel keeps referring to some nonexistent "The Propaganda" in exactly the same way that the warmizombies refer to "The Data."sounds like you've lapped up the propaganda like a good dog......
Nope. The United States is a sovereign country. Its laws do not depend on any other country's laws.Which, in turn , depends upon international law....
American treaties are treaties, a seperate category...unless you fancy yourself as being independent of American treaties.
Nope. You just pulled the rug out from under all of your arguments.On October 7, 2023, the Palestinian Sunni Islamist group Hamas (a U.S.-designated foreign terrorist organization, or FTO) led surprise attacks against Israel from the Gaza Strip.
The U. S. is not governed by international law unless it chooses to follow its rules. Nothing is "binding" unless someone is willing to use force to enforce its provisions.Which, in turn , depends upon international law......unless you fancy yourself as being independent of American treaties.
every press release copied here which includes the words "according to Hamas authorities".......What propaganda? Team Israel keeps referring to some nonexistent "The Propaganda" in exactly the same way that the warmizombies refer to "The Data."
I have seen neither. Please elaborate.
Treaties are subject to international law. International law defines boundaries, for example. The US is signatory to the UN Charter and UN conventions. This imposes limitations upon US domestic law- as it should.Nope. The United States is a sovereign country. Its laws do not depend on any other country's laws.
It would appear that you are approaching this from a EU perspective.
American treaties are treaties, a seperate category.
Treaties are subject to international law. International law defines boundaries, for example. The US is signatory to the UN Charter and UN conventions. This imposes limitations upon US domestic law- as it should.The U. S. is not governed by international law unless it chooses to follow its rules. Nothing is "binding" unless someone is willing to use force to enforce its provisions.
So you have someone from the AP claiming that something is the position of currently dead people ... and you aren't smart enough to call booooolsch't. Got it.every press release copied here which includes the words "according to Hamas authorities".......
There really is no such thing as international law, or law between sovereign entities. If they make an agreement/treaty then they are effectively on their word/honor. There is no higher authority that can obligate the treaty to be observed, hence the term "sovereign."Treaties are subject to international law. International law defines boundaries, for example. The US is signatory to the UN Charter and UN conventions. This imposes limitations upon US domestic law- as it should.
Of course, US domestic law and US international obligations are often in conflict and subject to amendments in Washington. Some you win- some you lose.
It certainly represents guidelines to which the US will adhere as long as they stick with the agreement/treaty.Treaties are subject to international law. International law defines boundaries, for example. The US is signatory to the UN Charter and UN conventions. This imposes limitations upon US domestic law- as it should.
Yes, international law is a reality and all states are subject to it. Sovereign states subscribe to it via their UN commitments and even non-UN member entities are subject to the force of UN intervention via the UN executive arm , the UN Security Council.There really is no such thing as international law, or law between sovereign entities. If they make an agreement/treaty then they are effectively on their word/honor. There is no higher authority that can obligate the treaty to be observed, hence the term "sovereign."
Israel, having violated (blatantly) the various conventions to which they are signatory, can very well get away with it if other countries don't hold them accountable.
You are operating under a major misconception. There is no such thing as a legal obligation to a sovereign. Maybe you don't understand what the word "sovereign" means, but agreements between sovereign entities are called "treaties" or "agreements", not "laws."Yes, international law is a reality and all states are subject to it.
Those are agreements/treaties, not laws.Sovereign states subscribe to it via their UN commitments
Ignoring the fact that the US has a veto, you are describing politics, not laws.and even non-UN member entities are subject to the force of UN intervention via the UN executive arm , the UN Security Council.
None of whom are apparently smart enough to call booooolsch't when they should.International law is an academic field of study pursued by millions in thousands of educational and professional facilities.
Wise decision. You aren't on the winning side of that issue.It isn't an arguable point so I'm not going to argue it.
OK- so you want to deny that international law exists.You are operating under a major misconception. There is no such thing as a legal obligation to a sovereign. Maybe you don't understand what the word "sovereign" means, but agreements between sovereign entities are called "treaties" or "agreements", not "laws."
Those are agreements/treaties, not laws.
Ignoring the fact that the US has a veto, you are describing politics, not laws.
None of whom are apparently smart enough to call booooolsch't when they should.
It should be called "International Agreements / Treaties."
Wise decision. You aren't on the winning side of that issue.
I recommend you learn and understand the word "sovereign."
The point is that there is no way to enforce these "obligations" and depend on voluntary compliance by other nationas.Treaties are subject to international law. International law defines boundaries, for example. The US is signatory to the UN Charter and UN conventions. This imposes limitations upon US domestic law- as it should.
Of course, US domestic law and US international obligations are often in conflict and subject to amendments in Washington. Some you win- some you lose.
Moon the Wanka is from Scotland and cluelessThe point is that there is no way to enforce these "obligations" and depend on voluntary compliance by other nationas.
Correct. There is no "law" to which a sovereign is subject. Again, I recommend you learn the word "sovereign" and understand its meaning.OK- so you want to deny that international law exists.
You are doubling-down on stupid right now. Pull out a dictionary or two and familiarize yourself with the word "sovereign." You are going to continue posting stupid things as long as you have no idea what the word means.For your attempted condescension on an issue that marks you as stubbornly ignorant you appear foolish.
Rabbit holes have escape routes? It can't be a rabbit hole if it is self-excavated.You should now engage reverse and consider the escape route from your self-excavated rabbit hole.
International law? Is this JPP comedians week?No international law ? Is this JPP comedians week ?
Correct. That is exactly what I will say. In fact, I will add that there is no such thing as international law, only international agreements and treaties. I know what the word "sovereign" means.What are you going to say ? That you meant that treaties have no basis in international law ?
Everybody judges and scrutinizes matters of importance.What you really MEAN is that, as an American you believe that you are not subject to any outside scrutiny
Nope. There is no international law to oversee. There do exist bodies to provide forums for communication and to coordinate international agreements/treaties.- even though the US set up the body that produces and oversees international law for the purposes of world peace and the integrity of states .
Laws that America create are binding only to Americans.You think that AMERICANS are exempt from the laws that America helps draw up.
You think you have some sort of English proficiency.You think that the US veto at the Security Council provides Americans- and America's friends- with impunity .
I mean , who could be dumb enough to believe that the US veto was not part of.............................international law.
Incidentally- Palestine is a sovereign state. Do you think that Biden and the genocidal Jews are going to determine who governs Palestine and how ?
You should check your definition of ' sovereign '- and go tell Genocidal Joe.
Haw, haw..................................haw.
Incidentally- Palestine is a sovereign state.