Grand Hobgoblonia
14-03-2004, 04:53
Urge UN memberstates of good international meaning to pass a resolution that would make current resolutions priority over past resolutions.
As a non-UN member nationstate that has invested some of its energy in the politics of UN resolutions, and weighed whether to join the UN or not to join the UN, the Holy Empire of Grand Hobgoblonia wishes to bring an informal proposal to the table.
Seeing in that many nations such as Grand Hobgoblonia have opted out of the United Nations because of its simply adverse affects to nations which do not follow the party line of the ancient majorities, I propose that the UN pass a resolution that states that its past resolutions may be overruled by current resolution.
Why? Seeing the concern of some well intended UN memberstates who seek to pursue a genuinely mulitlaterally beneficial United Nations, this pursuit may never be realized while ancient resolutions stand firmly written in stone. What use is it for Grand Hobgoblonia to join the UN if it cannot affect already written legislation that clearly harms Grand Hobgoblonia's interests?
The UN has become an exclusive club for the socialist nations of the world, and only because this has been the trend from the UN's beginning. My intent in this proposal is not to usher in criticism of socialist nations, but to point out that the resolutions that have been passed previously have largely been in favor of the socialist or non-offensive centralist democratic slant, and when such resolutions are written in stone, there is no point in a nation of any other type to have any interest in joining the UN.
By allowing past resolutions to be nullified or amended by current resolutions, the UN could again be an effective organization of international harmony, giving hope to all the nationstates of the world that their say may have some influence, and not just the say of past resolutions before the dawn of their nationstates.
Please, democratic UN memberstates, be true to your ideology, and allow for the masses of today to have their say.
Non-UN memberstates, who watch these debates because of the indirect consequences of UN resolutions, or simply as a monitor of international trends, who have opted out of joining the UN for precisely the reasons I have mentioned above, I urge you to chip in your support for this informal proposal:
Urge UN memberstates of good international meaning to pass a resolution that would make current resolutions priority over past resolutions.
Assertively,
Prime Minister Baragh IV,
Loyal Servant to the One True Monarch
of the Holy Empire of Grand Hobgoblonia
As a non-UN member nationstate that has invested some of its energy in the politics of UN resolutions, and weighed whether to join the UN or not to join the UN, the Holy Empire of Grand Hobgoblonia wishes to bring an informal proposal to the table.
Seeing in that many nations such as Grand Hobgoblonia have opted out of the United Nations because of its simply adverse affects to nations which do not follow the party line of the ancient majorities, I propose that the UN pass a resolution that states that its past resolutions may be overruled by current resolution.
Why? Seeing the concern of some well intended UN memberstates who seek to pursue a genuinely mulitlaterally beneficial United Nations, this pursuit may never be realized while ancient resolutions stand firmly written in stone. What use is it for Grand Hobgoblonia to join the UN if it cannot affect already written legislation that clearly harms Grand Hobgoblonia's interests?
The UN has become an exclusive club for the socialist nations of the world, and only because this has been the trend from the UN's beginning. My intent in this proposal is not to usher in criticism of socialist nations, but to point out that the resolutions that have been passed previously have largely been in favor of the socialist or non-offensive centralist democratic slant, and when such resolutions are written in stone, there is no point in a nation of any other type to have any interest in joining the UN.
By allowing past resolutions to be nullified or amended by current resolutions, the UN could again be an effective organization of international harmony, giving hope to all the nationstates of the world that their say may have some influence, and not just the say of past resolutions before the dawn of their nationstates.
Please, democratic UN memberstates, be true to your ideology, and allow for the masses of today to have their say.
Non-UN memberstates, who watch these debates because of the indirect consequences of UN resolutions, or simply as a monitor of international trends, who have opted out of joining the UN for precisely the reasons I have mentioned above, I urge you to chip in your support for this informal proposal:
Urge UN memberstates of good international meaning to pass a resolution that would make current resolutions priority over past resolutions.
Assertively,
Prime Minister Baragh IV,
Loyal Servant to the One True Monarch
of the Holy Empire of Grand Hobgoblonia