Re: Any clear cut examples of the US breaching international Treaties? (was Re: IRAQ sort of: etc)

From: Chuck Kuecker (ckuecker@ckent.org)
Date: Tue Feb 25 2003 - 17:34:23 MST

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    Perhaps, but remember:

    We (our Congress) never ratified Kyoto, despite Mr. Clinton's desire that
    we do so. Therefore, no treaty.

    The ABM treaty was with a country (USSR) that no longer exists.

    Guilty on all counts re: the Indian treaties, a truly shameful time in our
    history.

    Chuck Kuecker

    At 14:57 02/25/2003 -0800, you wrote:

    >>Can anyone give a *clear* and *unambiguous* instance of a treaty
    >>breach by the US? I mean a material or significant breach of the
    >>sort an impartial and reasonable third party would recognize?
    >>
    >>- Brett
    >
    >Kyoto treaty
    >Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty
    >
    >... oh, and maybe 500 or so broken treaties with Native Americans.
    >
    >next, they would love to dump the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty...

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