Human Rights is a cosponsor of the United Nations charter that characterizes the legality of the criteria of a nation's adherence to its governmental policies or a national leader's adherence to its governmental policies endorsed by the courts of a nation and representatives of her nation, of his or her nation. There is a Human Rights critique that lists acceptable international standards for all ... nations to comply with international goals for the adoption of policies and programs that enhance an equality standards of government to comply with the quality standards of health, education, life needs and other human necessities to insure the civilian societies are not neglected by government and governments do not jeopardize the rights their civilian societies. The nations that compile and enforce these regulations are the major world powers, the wealthy elite nations of the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal and other European Nations and it should be noted and recognized that corruption is employed, instigated and converged on 'specific nations', nations that 'do not' comply with the political programs and economic programs of the major world powers.
The United Nations has shielded, protected, nations that have endorsed and applied the policies, programs and doctrines of their 'controling benefactors, nations of the Western Empire, the major contributors to the United Nations, and these nations decide what functions will be 'preceived' to be the most necessary to apply for their requested result, for their necessary result. In the past years, 1990'S to our present day 2012, one decade, war has been their answer and the American Civilian Society has voted to requisition their goal for another decade of war.
Human Rights is a cosponsor of the United Nations charter that characterizes the legality of the criteria of a nation's adherence to its governmental policies or a national leader's adherence to its governmental policies endorsed by the courts of a nation and representatives of her nation, of his or her nation. There is a Human Rights critique that lists acceptable international standards for all ...
nations to comply with international goals for the adoption of policies and programs that enhance an equality standards of government to comply with the quality standards of health, education, life needs and other human necessities to insure the civilian societies are not neglected by government and governments do not jeopardize the rights their civilian societies. The nations that compile and enforce these regulations are the major world powers, the wealthy elite nations of the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal and other European Nations and it should be noted and recognized that corruption is employed, instigated and converged on 'specific nations', nations that 'do not' comply with the political programs and economic programs of the major world powers.
The United Nations has shielded, protected, nations that have endorsed and applied the policies, programs and doctrines of their 'controling benefactors, nations of the Western Empire, the major contributors to the United Nations, and these nations decide what functions will be 'preceived' to be the most necessary to apply for their requested result, for their necessary result. In the past years, 1990'S to our present day 2012, one decade, war has been their answer and the American Civilian Society has voted to requisition their goal for another decade of war.
The United Nations has shielded, protected, nations that have endorsed and applied the policies, programs and doctrines of their 'controling benefactors, nations of the Western Empire, the major contributors to the United Nations, and these nations decide what functions will be 'preceived' to be the most necessary to apply for their requested result, for their necessary result. In the past years, 1990'S to our present day 2012, one decade, war has been their answer and the American Civilian Society has voted to requisition their goal for another decade of war.
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