Justin Case: This'n'That; April First #1; It Smells!

The 'Stench Of Soros' Abounds!!
By any measure, George Soros and his 80++ commie-fascist websites are prime movers in America's drift toward insolvency and the resultant one-world government. Rather than an executive in the process, "Clown Prince" owe-bama is nothing more than a common day-laborer as Soros' spokesperson! Mr Soros movement of America toward inclusion in a total 'one-world' government certainly got a boost when his pimp "Clown Prince" owe-bama satisfied the criteria necessary for "selection-for-election." As America's fascist ruler, owe-bama routinely ignores the precepts of the U.S. Constitution; continues to far outspend the nation's income; actually funds foreign private companies while ignoring the dire straits of the American economy; while other Soros minions corrupt and usurp the citizenry's basic family unit. Not only do we have young 'ladies(?)' showing up for school in tank tops, in 'boob-tubes,' the shortest possible skirts and shorts; we have young men(?) in unsuitable attire, with the pants hanging down below their asses.
Quite frankly, I had never heard of the UN Convention on the Rights of The Child-I had--just this morning--wandered across it while surfing around the web:

The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, often called the CRC or the UNCRC, is an international convention seeking to establish “civil, political, economic, social, and cultural rights [for] children.” After ratifying or acceding to it, nations are bound to the CRC by international law. The United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child, consisting of 18 members from countries around the world, monitors compliance.

Oh, but there's more:

The Convention was adopted and opened for signature on November 20, 1989, by the United Nations General Assembly. After being ratified by the required 20 nations, it came into force on September 2, 1990. As of November 2009, 194 countries have ratified it. Out of the members of the United Nations, only Somalia and the United States of America have not ratified it.

Does this not have the stench of George Soros?? Oh, but there's more:

The Convention's devastating impact on children and their families can be easily seen through both the text of its provisions and its application in other countries across the globe. To mitigate these concerns, supporters of the Convention almost uniformly suggest that if the United States were to ratify the CRC, it would be under no legal obligation to abide by the Convention's provisions. The Campaign's analysis, however, is ultimately inaccurate. Contemporary legal scholars, international courts, the recent history of neighboring countries, and even the declarations of the UN itself have repeatedly acknowledged that the Convention on the Rights of the Child is more than a good-will gesture - it is a national commitment to honor the Convention's requirements and to implement its principles.

It's legislation like this, before idiots like those, that makes me glad that all my children are adults-my 'baby' is 36 years old. If I were a 30-something parent of young ones, I'd be screaming at both my senators--no matter their party affiliation--to NOT VOTE TO RATIFY!! This is one of those 'owe-bama problems' that won't just go away-it has to be 'driven out of the country!!' Oh, but there's more--many communist members of the owe-bama regime advocate Senate ratification of this owe-bam-ination:

The owe-bama administration is reviving efforts to have the United States sign onto a global children's rights treaty ratified by every U.N. member except the U.S. and Somalia, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Susan Rice, said not long after this regime was sworn in. Rice also acknowledged that the effort was long overdue given that "the only two countries" that are not part of the treaty are the United States and the lawless Horn of Africa nation. Democrats from Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton to California Sen. Barbara Boxer, chair of a Senate subcommittee on human rights, have advocated pushing for Senate ratification of the treaty, which requires two-thirds approval.