Yeah. Taken by the Feds and handed to the UN It's worse than you think: (vii) exercise rights and jurisdiction and perform duties in accordance with applicable international law, including respect for and preservation of navigational rights and freedoms, which are essential for the global economy and international peace and security; (ii) cooperating and exercising leadership at the international level; (iii) pursuing the United States' accession to the Law of the Sea Convention; and And most lovely: (c) In carrying out the provisions of this order and implementing the Final Recommendations, all actions of the Council and the executive departments, agencies, and offices that constitute it shall be consistent with applicable international law, including customary international law, such as that reflected in the Law of the Sea Convention. United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Is there any doubt that we've been taken over?
The order includes the great lakes and coastal areas and specifically mentions the law of the sea. I think coastal areas may have already been subject to the law of the sea and the order locks down the great lakes to clear up any ambiguity. JMHO - not a an expert on int'l law.
They have made it so that the maritime jurisdiction extends onto land from every waterway. There is no longer a separation between land and sea. I used to have all of the maritime laws memorized, but I am too tired to look it up for you, besides I am not in a good mood. It's not like this comes as any surprise, it's been this way for decades.
It also firms up the role of the EPA and Homo land Security. Those two are trending towards becoming big catch-all authorities within the Fed. Govt. I'm sure it's by design. Between those two and HHS via the new healthcare bill, you won't be able to urinate without govt. permission.
Well there you go --you created water, so you are subject to admiralty law. Stay clear of the puddle!
