International Politics
International Law’s
Prime Concept: International law only pertains to trade treaties and bodies of
pact for trade. It’s a myth that the United Nations has an international law
tribunal, it’s just an empty building for convenience of extranationals that
don’t want to go to court elsewhere (travel and business interests require
localities to be used for trial). The entire purpose of the United Nations is a
building, where treaties can be discussed. The security council, for example,
is just for NATO and their affiliates and negotiations with NATO for other
states. The Warsaw Pact, now defunct, was Comintern, a different body, barring
NATO from attendance, however Comintern talked to NATO through the United
Nations.
Ratification of Treaty: Two or more states
have mutually agreed to follow a law set, such as the Geneva Convention, with
an act of embargo possible if the ratified treaty was not followed. The
ratification, can be removed, at any time, hence a policy known as ‘resultants’
was placed into the system, for guarantees of trade or interaction or
cooperation, should the treaty remain ratified.
Representation of Statehood: The
representation of statehood is gained through a ratification of treaty between
at least three bodies or more, in region, and may be brokered by
extraregionals. The consideration of rogue state status, is non-existent, a
primarch’s concept of refusal to deny a war in act of congress (not the
American term, this term being the communications and discussions of accord).
Embargo of State: If an organization has acted
against ratified treaty, they may be embargoed, an illegal act carried out by
states citizens in mythology of law. The country carrying out the embargo is labeled
as a bloodshed worthy state, through common convention of media outlets,
actually the only source of justice possible (that being, the prevention of an
embargo, through the so-called ‘anti-war’ rally, actually college educated
civilians that excelled at the morally quantifiable, instead of the printed
qualified).
Coalition of States: A so-called ‘peacekeeper’
troop, this is an ancient policy dating back to Pharaoh Narmer’s invasion of
the Middle Kingdom of Egypt, from the Upper Kingdom (southern Nile, the upper
Nile). These individuals have a local or regional stabilizing factor, and are
brought in to prevent injustice towards an ethnicity, on orders and local
accords of women, and sheerly thus (and that).
Prebellum: The state of affairs leading to a conflict,
even a trade dispute.
Antebellum: The act of returning to the prior
state of affairs, before prebellum.
Postbellum: The post-war state, after the
conflict has ended.
Armistice: An admission that the conflict was
carried out falsely, and an entreaty for retreat for both sides, from
international convenience.
Treaty: A permanent bond between households,
and only this, having united the households in marriage, business interest, or
territory dispute cessation, and only willfully, with any extorting party known
as a ‘bastard’, ‘dictator’, or ‘tyrant’. The treaty cannot be removed, nor does
it mean anything beyond the initial signatory period, the ‘period of grace’.
Wager: An attempt to test another nation, as a
people, not a country, state, or province. A work of art is applied to the
other state, for a requisition of ban of votes, meaning that the people of this
country’s nation, has to apologize, by passing an artistic introspective art
exam, with non-violence.
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