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🚨UN "Human Rights" Report: US Constitutional Change, Restriction on Free Speech, and Prohibition of Guns‼️
In a damning report on the state of human rights in the US, the UN demanded that the US restrict free speech, amend the Constitution, legalize more abortions, and seize firearms.
The UN Human Rights Committee claims that by supporting abortion, gun control, and transgenderism, these harsh measures are required to advance "human rights" in America and bring the country into accordance with UN resolutions.
In a damning report on the state of human rights in the US, the UN demanded that the US restrict free speech, amend the Constitution, legalize more abortions, and seize firearms.
The UN Human Rights Committee claims that by supporting abortion, gun control, and transgenderism, these harsh measures are required to advance "human rights" in America and bring the country into accordance with UN resolutions.
Free speech rights, state limitations on the killing of infants, governmental initiatives to shield children from genital mutilation, and the application of the death penalty to criminals are all targets for the UN.
The UN "human rights" apparatus attacked all of that and more, accusing them of violating "human rights." Even changing the US Constitution to conform to UN programs was demanded by the globalist organization.
The UN "human rights" apparatus attacked all of that and more, accusing them of violating "human rights." Even changing the US Constitution to conform to UN programs was demanded by the globalist organization.
According to The New American: The UN Human Rights Committee's contentious report, which was made public on November 3, looked into how well the US government—at all levels—was adhering to its mainly unconstitutional obligations under the UN International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR). The United States government accepted the worldwide agreement in 1992, with the intention of assuming a wide range of powers never granted to it by the Constitution that established it.thenewamerican.com/print/un-repor…
In the Crosshairs of the UN
The fact that the majority of the legal topics in question fall under state rather than federal jurisdiction is one of the report's most concerning aspects from a constitutional standpoint.
States only gave the federal government a limited number of clearly defined powers under the United States Constitution, which continues to be the ultimate law of the nation notwithstanding any treaties or laws that conflict with it.
The 10th Amendment makes it very clear that all other powers were reserved for the people or the states.thepeoplesvoice.tv/un-human-right…
The fact that the majority of the legal topics in question fall under state rather than federal jurisdiction is one of the report's most concerning aspects from a constitutional standpoint.
States only gave the federal government a limited number of clearly defined powers under the United States Constitution, which continues to be the ultimate law of the nation notwithstanding any treaties or laws that conflict with it.
The 10th Amendment makes it very clear that all other powers were reserved for the people or the states.thepeoplesvoice.tv/un-human-right…
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