Saturday, June 9, 2012

UN Global Government vs Parental Rights

The UN is not only responsible for the Agenda 21 using regulations to control our use of property and resources... the UN has been for over 20 yrs trying to interfere in the rights of Parents to raise their children... and wants America to sign on to their UN Convention on the Right of the Child and of course Mainstream is willing to push the agenda through Time Magazine.. and spewing propaganda. that America just doesn't want to protect the children..... The UN wants total control over the sovereignty of a Nation and their nations constitution ..... they are doing it with the crazy "environmental Sustainability" crap and if they have their way... their authority will supercede  parental authority.


Watch the full 35-min movie at www.overruledmovie.com If you care about your rights as a parent, please share this video with your family and friends. Parents all over America are losing their rights and don't even know it. Support the Parental Rights Amendment.



TIME MAGAZINE ONLINE
Why Is the U.S. Against Children’s Rights?
America refuses to adopt U.N. guidelines that it helped draft more than 20 years ago. Are we still in the dark ages?
By LAWRENCE J. COHEN AND ANTHONY T. DEBENEDET, M.D. | January 24, 2012 | 47

Recently the U.N. special representative on violence against children called on member countries to ratify two optional protocols to the U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child which would help prevent the sale of children, child prostitution, child pornography and the involvement of children in armed conflict around the world. The Convention was adopted in 1989 to promote basic human rights for children everywhere, but the latest effort to extend those protections underscores a disturbing truth: the United States is one of only two U.N. member countries not to have ratified the original Convention (the other country is Somalia — which doesn’t have a functioning government.) The Convention was drafted during the Reagan and Clinton administrations — with a great deal of influence from the United States — but has never been presented to the Senate for consent, which is the final step to ratification. Why?

Read more: http://ideas.time.com/2012/01/24/why-is-the-us-against-childrens-rights/#ixzz1xJh2VjSv

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