Important Notice for America's Future

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Sunday, November 1, 2009

Important Notice for America's Future

The draft Treaty of Copenhagen, to be signed in mid-December 2009, would create an unelected world government with direct power over all financial and trading markets, and direct power to intervene over the heads of elected governments in the economic and environmental affairs of all nations that sign the Treaty. The word "government" actually appears in the Treaty as the first of three purposes of a huge, new, supranational bureaucratic entity that will have the power to require wealthier nations to redistribute up to 2% of their annual gross domestic product to third-world countries in imagined reparation for imaginary "climate debt" - and all this just as final scientific proof that CO2 has a tiny and harmless warming effect is available. Please read and sign the Instrument of Repudiation, and urge at least five of your friends to sign it too, and urge each of them to find five more to sign it. The Instrument will be tabled during the Copenhagen Conference this December. So sign now, and save America's freedom, democracy, and prosperity.
   
Click above to Read and Sign Instrument of Repudiation of Proposed Treaty of Copenhagen
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[Debbie Shafer]

If this treaty is signed by Obama, kiss US sovereignity good bye.  The bible speaks of a one world government and monetary system!   

[Confederate Kahanist]

We can't keep paying out like this.  We are already in debt. 

[ebode]

It's just the rest of the world feeling like our successes are gratuitous and that we owe for our prosperity.  I believe the matter of our immense debt and deficits are unspoken by other countries' media (except maybe china).