Staff Sergeant Regilio E. Nelom of Queens, New York was in Asad, Iraq at the time. Little did he know when he came to the United States from Suriname in the 1980's he would be there. He would flip burgers, and deliver newspapers, doing odd jobs in order to get by.

He never seemed to be happy with that life and in 1994 he enlisted in the United States Army. He had served in the Army in Suriname beforehand and was trying for years to enlist here. His enlistment in the Army brought him to Iraq in 2005.

He was on an escort mission in a HMMWV or a Humvee as most people know it, when an improvised explosive device (IED) was detonated.

The HMMWV did not hold up very well, especially considering the fact that it was never designed to withstand an attack of that magnitude. It was built to transport soldiers on and around the battle field.

Staff Sgt. Regilio E. Nelom, 45 years old was taken from us that day.

A man who was not born in this country, who was a first generation immigrant to this nation, died serving to protect us. You probably did not know him, you'll never read about him in a history book and he'll most likely never have a memorial in D.C. However his sacrifice is the same sacrifice made by millions of other men and women whether in 1775, 1945, or 2008 all of which fought to defend the freedoms we were promised.

This July 4th, take some time out of your day simply to remember everyone who has lost their lives fighting for our freedom and our way of life. Visit a VFW center, talk to a veteran, send a care package. Take your children to a memorial. Enjoy the life which many of us, including myself at times have taken for granted.

“We komen uit verschillende delen van de wereld en hebben historische en culturele banden, die terug gaan naar de komst van diverse groepen naar Suriname”, zegt Ramon Cumberbatch van het Nationaal Archief Suriname. Om die geschiedenis zo goed mogelijk concreet te krijgen, moet verder worden gekeken dan de nationale grenzen. Als er landen zijn waar gegevens liggen over de herkomst van Surinamers, moeten daar mee worden samengewerkt.

Het komt zowel het onderwijs als de wetenschap ten goede, temeer daar nog een groot deel van de Surinaamse geschiedenis moet worden onderzocht en vastgelegd. De samenwerking met Indonesië en ook andere landen wordt dan ook als strategisch gezien. “Hierdoor kunnen we materiaal ter beschikking hebben voor mensen die onderzoek doen naar familie en andere onderwerpen betreffende hun verleden”, aldus Cumberbatch.

[Bon: Waterkant.net]

Van de aanvragen van het burgerschapsfonds van 1 miljoen euro zijn aanvragen ingediend voor een totaalbedrag van € 860.068,- terwijl er maar tot een bedrag van € 62.477,- is gehonoreerd.
Is het nog in depot staande bedrag van € 937.523,- nu toegezegd aan Suriname? Zo ja waarom en zo nee wat gaat er dan met die reservering alsnog gebeuren?

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During early development of a baby in the womb, the urinary tract, the reproductive tract and the digestive tract all exit the pelvis through a common opening. Normally, separation of these structures occurs. In females there is complete separation of the three systems so that the urinary tract opening is farthest forward (the urethra), the reproductive tract exits in the middle (the vagina) and the digestive tract exits farthest back (the anus). In males the urinary tract and the reproductive tract exit through a single opening (the male urethra) in front, while the digestive tract exits through the anus. An anorectal malformation is a condition in which the rectum fails to separate properly during development and does not migrate into its proper position on the perineum. The anus and rectum lie in front of their normal location and are not located properly in the sphincter muscles of the pelvis. Anorectal malformations occur as a spectrum of abnormalities that ranges from very mild conditions in which the anus is situated only a few millimeters in front of its normal location, to severe anomalies with no visible anus. In the more severe abnormalities, there may be an abnormal emptying of rectum into the genitourinary tract, and associated malformations of the spine, genitalia, and kidneys.

Diagnosis of Anorectal Malformation

Anorectal malformations occur in both boys and girls. The diagnosis of an anorectal malformation can usually be made by inspection. When the baby is examined, the anus is absent or abnormally positioned. Ultrasound and x-ray tests may be used to help in the diagnosis. Additional tests will be obtained to look for associated abnormalities. Spine x-rays, kidney and spinal cord ultrasound, and occasionally echocardiography are all routine tests obtained in patients with anorectal malformations.

Treatment of Anorectal Malformation

The nature and severity of the anorectal malformation, as well as the presence of any associated conditions will determine the surgical treatment that is required. Some patients may be treated with a single operation as a newborn, while others will require operations in several stages. For patients with relatively minor abnormalities, a small procedure such as a cut back anoplasty may be all that is required prior to going home. For other patients, initial treatment consists of a colostomy and reconstruction is performed at a later date. A second operation is performed that separates the abnormal communication with the genito-urinary tract, and properly relocates the rectum within the sphincter muscles in the pelvis. Depending on the type of abnormality present, children may have this operation performed utilizing minimally invasive surgical techniques. Alternatively, a PSARP (posterior saggital anorectoplasty) procedure may be performed. Several months after definitive surgery, the colostomy is taken down, re-establishing gastrointestinal tract continuity

Follow Up of Anorectal Malformation

Following reconstruction, patients born with anorectal malformations must be followed frequently by their pediatric surgeons. For the more severe abnormalities, long-term continence issues are the major reasons for follow-up, while in the more mild conditions, patients and their families must work to insure that worsening constipation does not lead to poor continence. Many patients must be managed with bowel program designed to promote regular evacuations of the rectum to avoid ongoing soiling from chronic fecal retention. With attentive management, and rigorous compliance with prescribed regimens, most patients achieve social continence. Many patients will have normal continence. The Pediatric Surgeons of IAPS (Indian Association of Pediatric Surgeons) treat patients with anorectal malformations and provide long-term follow-up and management for patients and their families.

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There are two main mountain ranges in Suriname: the Bakhuys Mountains and the Van Asch Van Wijck Mountains. Julianatop is the highest mountain in the country at 1,286 metres (4,219 ft) above sea level. Other mountains include Tafelberg (1,026 m; 3,366 ft), Mount Kasikasima (718 m; 2,356 ft), Goliathberg (358 m; 1,174 ft) and Voltzberg (240 m; 787 ft).

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The annual collection of blood in India is only 5.5- 6 million units against the requirement of about 8.5 million units.Delhi, Capital of India contributes only 24 per cent to the total voluntary blood donation and situation is more worse in other parts of the country

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The heads of state of 12 South

The Era of Globalization

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have signed a historic treaty to create the Union of South American Nations. Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay and Venezuela all signed the treaty. The regional union is meant to accommodate the free movement of people within South America and further integrate policies on everything from trade and economic development to regional defense. Since signing the treaty, the new union has announced plans for a central bank and common currency patterned after the European Union's euro-zone.

The Union of South America has officially joined the ranks of the European Union, the African Union, ASEAN, SAARC, and other supranational states on the road towards further political and economic globalization. The rise in such continental and regional superpowers represents a key trend that began in the latter half of the 20th century. This trend has picked up steam in more recent years, as political sovereignty and economic control has shifted bit by bit from individual nation-states to supranational globalist organizations.

The new Union of South America has a gross domestic product of about 2 trillion dollars. It has a population of 380 million people. It covers an area of over 17 million square kilometers, making it larger than Russia, the world's largest country. Furthermore, it possesses 27 percent of the world's freshwater sources and is the world's foremost food producer and exporter.

The African Union, yet another product of this era of globalization, is formed from 53 member states and has a population of 850 million people. One of its primary goals is to accelerate the political and socio-economic integration of the continent. Much like the Union of South America, the AU has plans to establish an African Central Bank, Investment Bank, and Monetary Fund, as well as a common currency called the Afro.

The African Union and the new Union of South America both seek to follow the example of the European Union, which has recovered from the devastation of two World Wars to become the "world's biggest" economy. Over the last fifty years the European Union has emerged as a growing world power. The EU now encompasses more than 460 million people, stretching from the Arctic to the Mediterranean and east all the way to the Black Sea. Europe's economy has grown steadily in recent years and can boast of a GDP larger than that of the United States. Furthermore, the Euro is set to take the place of the dollar as the world's primary reserve currency.

Unfortunately, as political power in Europe becomes more centralized, its leaders have become less accountable to its citizens. Government bureaucracy has become bloated and individual freedoms have eroded. The future of Europe no longer rests in the hands of the people. Instead, it will be determined by the bureaucrats in Brussels (the Treaty of Lisbon is just one example of this disturbing trend).

International institutions, such as the United Nations, the International Criminal Court, the International Monetary Fund, and the various continental unions, have helped to build the foundation for a world government system. With each passing year the globalist goal of a "new world order" becomes more of a reality. Despite what many people may think, the term "new world order" did not originate with radical right-wing conspiracy theorists. It was coined in the early 1900s by those who advocated increased globalization. In the mid-90's the term "new world order" was replaced with by the term "global governance". However the essential goals of this movement remain the same.

These developments, of course, have many prophetic and Biblical implications. To learn more about this topic visit our website: the movement for Global Government is just one of the Strategic Trends we monitor on a regular basis.

Related Links:

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•   Global Government - Strategic Trends
•   Strategic Trends - Koinonia House
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Para explicar tintim por tintim o cenário político do latino americano, nada melhor do que recorrer ao progama mais tradicional e relevante da nossa cultura televisiva: a Turma do Chaves.

Seu Madruga (Brasil): pobre, passa fome, sempre dá um jeitinho de não pagar as dívidas. Por isso tem a sua vida controlada pelo Seu Barriga (FMI), seu maior credor.

Chaves (Venezuela): representa os oprimidos da América Latina, que sofrem na mão da burguesia, mas lutam (com métodos duvidosos) para fazer valer os direitos do povo.

Bruxa do 71 (Argentina): odiada por todos, fica o tempo todo atrás do Seu Madruga (...). Sempre se dá mal, cada vez mais.

Kiko (Paraguai): o mais chacoteado de todos. Sua característica principal é possuir brinquedinhos caros que nem sempre funcionam.

Nhonho (Canadá): grande e rico, mas ninguém dá importância. É o aluno preferido do professor Girafales (EUA). Sempre que aparece apanha.

Professor Girafales (EUA): tem poder sobre todos. Tenta passar sua "cultura" para todo mundo, apesar de alunos como Chaves (Venezuela) sempre darem uma "zoadinha" e saírem por cima no final.

Chiquinha (Cuba): a melhor amiga do Chaves (Venezuela). É pequena, mas faz um barulho danado, que incomoda o mundo todo, principalmente o susudo professor Girafales (EUA).

Dona Florinda (México): é neurotica e gosta de mandar nos outros. Seu maior sonho é juntar os trapinhos com o professor Girafales (EUA).

Godines e seu Jaminho (Suriname e Guiana Francesa): aparecem de vez em quando, mas ninguém lembra que existem.

(Revista Vip, edição 215-, ano 22, numero 3, março de 2003)

Por: Rodrigo

Natuurlijk heb ik ook wel weer veel zin om naar huis te gaan, omdat:

• Ik dan eindelijk al mijn lieve vrienden en familie weer zie!
• Ik gewoon normaal over straat kan lopen zonder dat ik door iedere man die ik tegenkom word nagefloten (of erger… echt de meest vunzige dingen vliegen je hier om de oren). Het wordt wel wennen, dus vergeef mij als ik je perongeluk negeer. De afgelopen maanden heb ik mezelf getraind om met een stalen gezicht over straat te lopen.
• Het volgens mij heerlijk is om na zo’n lange tijd weer in een wereld van orde en regelmaat te leven (nouja, eventjes dan).
• Al die huppelkutterige bakrastagiaires ben ik ondertussen wel zat.
• Je ’s avonds niet over straat kan fietsen, want dat is te gevaarlijk. Overdag is het trouwens ook levensgevaarlijk met dat chaotische verkeer. Een wandeling in de Palmentuin wordt trouwens zelfs overdag afgeraden, tenzij je een kapmes tussen je ribben wilt.
• Kakkerlakken zijn hier gewoon niet uit je huis te bannen, zelfs als je het super schoon houdt.
• Er in dit land geen enkele logica is. Ga boodschappen doen in een willekeurige supermarkt en je merkt het gelijk. Zo is er voor de afdeling tandpasta een aparte kassa, net als voor kaas en yoghurt, snoep en ook de shampoo moet je ergens anders afrekenen. Aan de kassa gaat het zo: Eén iemand rekent af, roept met een verveelde stem een collega. Deze controleert op zijn/haar beurt het bonnetje. Vervolgens mag weer iemand anders de boodschappen in héél veel verschillende tasjes doen. Met de nadruk op héél veel. Ieder product krijgt een apart plastic tasje. Als je zegt dat je het in je eigen, zelf meegenomen tas, wilt meenemen kijken ze je aan alsof ze een lama horen schijten.
• Al mijn kleren kapot zijn door de wasmachine, a.k.a ‘klotser’

Maar dit alles neemt niet weg dat ik Suriname verschrikkelijk ga missen en eigenlijk stiekem nog best wel wat langer zou willen blijven, omdat:

• Ik echt een totale roti-verslaving heb (die van Rita’s rotishop staat stipt op nummer één)
• Ik in Nederland ook echt afkickverschijnselen krijg wegens chronisch gebrek aan bakabana’s
• Ieder vrij uur lijkt alsof je op vakantie bent. Bijna ieder weekend ben je ook ‘op trip’ en kom je op de mooiste plekken
• Dat luxe en georganiseerde leven in Nederland gaat vast weer heel snel vervelen
• Je nergens zo’n unieke muziekmix vindt van Guus Meeuwis, Jan Smit, Salsa, Merengue en de echte Surihits als ‘Ik heb een tuintje in mijn hart’
• Het hier altijd lekker weer is, zelfs in de regentijd
• Ik nog lang niet alles heb gezien
• De mannen hier wel een grote mond hebben, maar een ontzettend klein hartje. Dat levert lachwekkende taferelen op: mannen laten hier niet hun hond uit, maar een beetje vent neemt zijn vogel overal mee naar toe. Zelfs naar zijn werk. Je bent echt Da Bomb met zo’n vogel (en niet zo’n enorme papegaai ofzo, nee echt een minuscuul beestje. Alle andere dieren worden hier behandeld als oud vuil)

• De lekkerste cocktails worden gemaakt bij Zanzibar, hier om de hoek!
• Het leven hier ontzettend goedkoop is, maar daardoor ook ontzettend duur
• Nog voordat je de deur uitstapt, komt er een geur van overheerlijk eten en kruiden je te gemoed
• De natuur is hier echt prachtig. Suriname is een land met 80 procent regenwoud, een bos met de prachtigste bomen, planten en beesten.
• Zus&Zo de allerlekkerste lunchplek ter wereld is
• Ze zeggen dat Nederland multiculti is, maar dat is niks vergeleken met Suriname: Hindoestanen, Javanen, Creolen, Chinezen, Marrons, Indianen, Moslims, Hollanders, en ga zo maar even door. Geweldig!
• De mensen hier ontzettend fotogeniek zijn:

• Er op elke hoek van de straat wel een maffe Chinees (supermarktje) te vinden is die tot ’s avonds laat open zijn. Ze praten geen Nederlands, dus dat is altijd leuk communiceren.
• In Nederland niet snel iemand mij een ‘frisse morgen’ wenst. De Nederlandse taal is hier echt heel erg leuk, vooral in combinatie met sranan tongo (Surinaams)
• De Surinamers super gastvrij zijn
• Je hier tot diep in de nacht in je zomerse kloffie kunt lopen
• Het niet uit maakt wat je aan hebt, aandacht krijg je toch wel
• Het echt een heerlijk gevoel is om uit een ijskoude aircoruimte naar buiten te stappen en de warme deken te voelen die om je heen valt
• Zo kan ik nog wel even doorgaan. Maar eigenlijk is het gewoon echt niet te beschrijven. Ik heb een geweldige tijd gehad en zoveel mooie dingen beleefd. Iedere dag was weer een nieuw avontuur. Suriname is echt een tropisch, schitterend mooi en super gezellig paradijsje op aarde!

From: Gulf Times

BRASILIA: South America is thinking of creating a common currency and a central bank along the lines of those in the European Union’s eurozone, Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said yesterday.
The idea is a logical next step following the signing last Friday of a treaty creating a Union of South American States that aims to promote joint regional customs and defense policies, Lula said during his weekly radio broadcast.
“Many things still haven’t been realised. We are now going to create a Bank of South America. We are going to move forward so in the future we’ll have a single central bank, a common currency,” he said.
But, he added: “This is a process. It won’t be something that happens quickly.”

Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay and Venezuela all signed up to the Unasur treaty creating the regional union during a ceremony in Brasilia last Friday.
The entity’s goal is to bring together two trade blocs within South America, Mercosur and the Andean Community, and to integrate the region.

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FIVE THINGS

What were you doing 5 years ago?

1. Working at the phone company.
2. Living on Henry Street
3. Finishing my MBA
4. Going on my first missions trip to Suriname
5. Working with the youth at Hillside

What are five things you did today?

1. Hosted at Deep Water
2. Had a nap
3. Replanted my maple tree (after it blew over last night)
4. Had a good conversation with a long time friend
5. Worked out

What are five snacks you enjoy?

1. Salt & Vinegar Crispers
2. Skor Blizzard
3. Fruit & yougurt
4. Hot wings
5. Even hotter wings

What five things would you do if you were a billionaire?

For the record, I would love to be scandalously wealthy and I think I would do a great job at it!  Ha!

1. Travel for a year including through the Greek Islands and the Riviera.
2. Pick a couple of existing charitable organizations with strategic approaches to addressing international poverty, donate to them heavily and be on their board.
3. Buy a sports franchise.  Be obnoxious.
4. Set up endowment funds for education and micro loans both domestically and internationally.
5. Build a really tall, modern looking building downtown Halifax that blocks the sight line from the Citadel, just to tick off all the people who try to keep the city in the 1800's!

What are five jobs you have had?

1. Paperboy
2. Umpire
3. City grounds keeper
4. Retail sales
5. Marketing Manager

What are five things you are looking forward to?

1. Summer
2. Getting my knee fixed (torn ACL, surgery in the fall)
3. Deep Water's first baptism
4. Coldplay's tour (hopefully will see them in Ottawa)
5. Seeing what life brings next.

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By Ivan Cairo
Caribbean Net News Suriname Correspondent

PARAMARIBO, Suriname: Suriname says it is ready to facilitate the establishment of stronger relations between the newly formed Union of South American Nations (UNASUR) and the Caribbean Community (CARICOM).

The pledge came during the inaugural meeting of UNASUR when Suriname’s president Ronald Venetiaan joined 11 other Heads of States of South American countries in Brasilia (Brazil) to establish the Union of South American Nations (UNASUR).

Suriname President Ronald Venetiaan. AFP PHOTO

In his address to the special UNASUR summit, Venetiaan argued that since Suriname joined CARICOM in 1994 the country gained significant political, socio-economic and other experiences and therefore could contribute considerably to the integration process in South America and building a bridge between CARICOM and South America.

The Surinamese Head of State further noted that for an adequate integration process it is imperative that besides individual initiatives of the member states, the integrated regional space is being utilized to find resolutions for the serious issues and problems.

Since dialogue started in 2004 in Cuzco, Peru, to establish the UNASUR, Suriname has participated actively in the discussions “in the conviction that common geographical, historical and geopolitical factors define a collective future for the peoples of South America,” said Venetiaan.

While member states should promote democracy and the rule of law, fight against poverty and tackle escalating fuel costs, improvement of education systems should be high on the agenda, Venetiaan added.

Guyana, the second of only two CARICOM nations on the South American mainland also signed the treaty of the newly formed alliance which is designed to strengthen political cooperation and dialogue between member states and to advance continental integration. The founding members of UNASUR are Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay and Venezuela.

The new alliance is also aiming at finding solutions to the current food crisis, along with boosting financial independence for the region, while UNASUR also advance integration on politics, economics, society, culture, energy, the environment and infrastructure.

While the Heads of States has signed the treaty their parliament still need to ratify the agreement. UNASUR will have a revolving presidency and bi-annual meetings of the foreign ministers while the organization is structured to have a general secretariat, headquartered in Quito, Ecuador, with a rotating presidency with Chile’s president Michelle Bachelet as the first chairman.

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The leaders of 12 South American nations have formed a regional body aimed at boosting economic and political integration in the region.

At a summit in Brazil, they signed a treaty which created the Union of South American Nations (Unasur).

Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said the move showed that South America was becoming a "global player".

But tensions between several members will make it difficult for the group to achieve its goals, observers say.

Mr Lula said at the summit in Brasilia that the differences between some Unasur governments were a sign of vitality in the region.

"The instability some want to see in our continent is a sign of life, especially political life," Mr Lula said.

"There's no democracy without people [protesting] in the streets," he added.

The treaty envisages that Unasur will have a revolving presidency and bi-annual meetings of foreign ministers.

Prior to the Brasilia summit, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez described the "empire" of the United States as Unasur's "number one enemy".

Mr Chavez is embroiled in a bitter diplomatic row with his Colombian counterpart Alvaro Uribe - a staunch US ally - over Colombian claims that Venezuela has been helping to finance the activities of the Colombian Farc rebels.

The Unasur members are Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay and Venezuela.

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Since 1962 every president, every Congresswoman and man that has been elected to office has known about the Organization of American States. But it started earlier than that. The name doesn't refer to 50 States of the United States of America and its District of Columbia, nor even Puerto Rico, which actually votes in our elections, NO, this stands for ALL the following countries:

Antigua and
Argentina
The Bahamas
Barbados
Belize
Bolivia
Brazil
Canada
Chile
Colombia
Costa Rica
Dominica
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
El Salvador
Grenada
Guatemala
Guyana
Haiti
Honduras
Jamaica
Mexico
Nicaragua
Panama
Paraguay
Peru
Saint Kitts and Nevis
Saint Lucia
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Suriname
Trinidad and Tobago
United States of America
Uruguay
Venezuela

All of the above are considered States of the Americas. Do you see Venezuela there? Now, if our government is a part of this "Organization of American States" or OAS for short, how can it be that we should be wanting a war with a sister state? And not just any war either, but threats of nuclear war are rumored...

Did you see Mexico there? Canada? Still wondering why the government is so determined to have open borders? We are betrayed by that government which is supposed to Guard and uphold our Constitution, Guard and uphold our Bill of Rights, and yet has blithely sold us out. We are betrayed. Each president and vice president, each congressman or woman takes their oath to do this very thing. So how come we've been sold out?

As required by Article 6 of the U.S. Constitution, Members of Congress shall be bound by oath or affirmation to support the Constitution. Representatives, delegates, and the resident commissioner all take the oath of office on the first day of the new Congress, immediately after the House has elected its Speaker. The Speaker of the House administers the oath of office as follows:

"I, (name of Member), do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign or domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter. So help me God."

OAS Head Quarters 17th St. between C St. and Constitution Ave., NW.

I guess God doesn't mean what he used to any more because an oath like that would sure make me think twice if I took it. So much for Good Christians!!! But these people are Godless, else why did they sell us out? Why else do they disrespect their oath? You can talk about God all you want, but when your actions tell a different story, one can only conclude you either don't believe in God or you figure you can lie and cheat up until your death and then make good? I think not... And if this is the best these people can do, we are some kind of fools for keeping them in office!

The OAS has a long history and has changed its name several times. Beginning in 1826, it was the brain child of Simón Bolivar. At the Conference of Panama he proposed that a league of American republics, (America being the Continent), with a common military, a mutual defense pact, and a supranational parliamentary assembly be created. He meant to unify the Latin countries against what he feared; that the United States of America and other countries might try to dominate them. The first name for the OAS was Treaty of Union, League, and Perpetual Confederation. While grandly titled, it was a failure. However...

Between 1889 and 1890 the first International Conference of the American States was held in Washington D.C. 18 nations resolved to create the International Union of American Republics, served by a permanent secretariat called the Commercial Bureau of the American Republics (renamed the "International Commercial Bureau" at the Second International Conference in 1901–02).

At the 4th meeting of the International Union of the American Republics in 1910 in Buenos Aires, the name was changed again to Union of American Republics and the Commercial Bureau became the Pan American Union. These two bodies, in existence as of April 14 1890, represent the point of inception to which today's OAS and its General Secretariat trace their origins.

What is the OAS? It is the SPP gone Global. It is world domination couched in words like humanity, charity, human rights, and for the good of all, etc. But what it means is that the Sovereignty of the United States of America has been sold out, is being dismantled, and We the People are being traded up by those in power. It means that those in Congress are working against us, even as I write this. It means that you and I are being made slaves while others control everything. Sound like a conspiracy theory? Then why is this not out in the open? Why haven't we heard about it. Why is it a secret? It has been around since FOREVER....

As with most of those who intend to do harm, the first thing they do is protect themselves from everything and everyone. In this case it is every government everywhere. They have created for themselves such immunity from prosecution, search, or seizure that I doubt there is an agency in the world capable of touching them.

CHAPTER I

Organization of American States

Article 1. The privileges and immunities of the Organization of American States shall be those which are granted to its Organs and to the personnel thereof.

The Specialized Conferences and the Specialized Organizations are not included within the scope of this Agreement.

Article 2. The Organization and its Organs, their property and assets wherever located and by whomsoever held, shall enjoy immunity from every form of legal process except insofar as in any particular case the immunity has been expressly waived. It is understood, however, that no such waiver of immunity shall make the said property and assets subject to any measure of execution.

Article 3. The premises of the Organization and of its Organs shall be inviolable. Their property and assets, wherever located and by whomsoever held, shall be immune from search, requisition, confiscation, expropriation and any other form of interference, whether by executive, administrative, judicial or legislative action.

Article 4. The archives of the Organization and of its Organs, and all documents belonging to them or in their possession, shall be inviolable wherever located.

Article 5. The Organization and its Organs, their property, funds and assets, shall be»

a) exempt from all direct taxes; it is understood, however, that they may not claim exemption from taxes which are, in fact, charges for public utility services;

b) exempt from customs duties and prohibitions and restrictions on imports and exports in respect of articles imported or exported for their official use. It is understood, however, that articles imported under such exemption will not be sold in the country into which they were imported except under conditions agreed with the Government of that country;

c) exempt from customs duties and prohibitions and restrictions on imports and exports in respect of their publications.

Article 6. Without being restricted by financial controls, regulations or moratoria of any kind,

a) The Organization and its Organs may hold funds, gold or currency of any kind and operate accounts in any currency;

b) The Organization and its Organs shall be free to transfer their funds, gold or currency from one country to another or within any country, and to convert any currency held by them into any other currency.

In exercising these rights, the Organization shall pay due regard to any representations made by the Government of any Member insofar as it is considered that effect can be given to such representation without detriment to the interests of -the Organization.

Now, how would it be if those who fought and died for the United States of America could look at our government and see it had protected US like this??? Instead, our country's very foundations are being eroded for the sake and empowerment of a few. But this was only the beginning. The demands for immunity continue...

CHAPTER II

Representatives of the Member States

Article 7. The Representatives of the States Members of the Organs of the Organization, as well as the personnel of the Delegations, shall, while exercising their functions and during their journey to and from the place of meeting, enjoy the following privileges and immunities:

a) Immunity from personal arrest or detention and from seizure of their personal baggage, and, in respect of words spoken or written and all acts done by them in their official capacity, immunity from legal process of every kind;

b) inviolability for all papers and documents;

c) the right to use codes and to receive papers or correspondence by courier or in sealed bags;

d) exemption in respect of themselves and their spouses from immigration restrictions, alien registration or national service obligations in the state which they are visiting or through which they are passing in the exercise of their functions; in the case of permanent delegations, -this exemption shall extend also to dependent relatives;

e) the same facilities in respect of currency or exchange restrictions as are accorded to representatives of foreign governments on temporary official missions;

f) the same facilities in respect of their personal baggage as are accorded to diplomatic envoys; and also

g) such other privileges, immunities and facilities not inconsistent with the foregoing as diplomatic envoys enjoy, except that they shall have no right to claim exemption from customs duties on goods imported (otherwise than as part of their personal baggage) or from excise duties or sales taxes.

They cannot be detained, prosecuted, searched or inspected. The immunity extends to spouses and children or relatives if they are dependent on the one that is a member for their survival. They cannot be touched anywhere at anytime in any manner and are above the laws of that country. And in any country which has signed onto this charter, they get a free pass for everything...

Those who stand for the good of all, who have no harm in mind, do not set these kinds of protections in place. They do not need them. This organization, by this very setup, means that illegal activities, perhaps even the overthrow of other governments, may be planned and executed from this very organization and they cannot be touched, examined, scrutinized, held accountable, or held for questioning. If you think I am wrong, then explain to me why such protections are necessary.

Some documents you might find interesting are: agreement-between-the-usa-and-oas and

headquarters-agreement-between-the-organization-of-american-states-and-the-government-of-the-united-states-of-america

And this last one on tax reimbursement: tax-reimbursement-agreement-between-usa-and-oas

Why would the United States of America or Canada or any other nation for that matter, want to be a part of this? Why??? So far, I have not seen any benefit for the USA at all, and yet, our government has signed onto this program. Nor have I seen or heard of any improvements coming about for the original 18 countries that started this to begin with. As with the United Nations, they seem to be a body of men and or women that meet and do not much else except for profit from their existence. Whatever their lofty goals in the beginning, nothing has been accomplished. Nothing that we can see anyway.

For example, consider Mexico or even Haiti and then read this:

OAS Declaration of the Rights
and Duties of Man

Chapter 1

Right to life, liberty and personal security.
Article I. Every human being has the right to life, liberty and the security of his person.

Right to equality before law.
Article II. All persons are equal before the law and have the rights and duties established in this Declaration, without distinction as to race, sex, language, creed or any other factor.

Right to religious freedom and worship.
Article III. Every person has the right freely to profess a religious faith, and to manifest and practice it both in public and in private.

Right to freedom of investigation, opinion, expression and dissemination.
Article IV. Every person has the right to freedom of investigation, of opinion, and of the expression and dissemination of ideas, by any medium whatsoever.

Right to protection of honor, personal reputation, and private and family life.
Article V. Every person has the right to the protection of the law against abusive attacks upon his honor, his reputation, and his private and family life.

Right to a family and to protection thereof.
Article VI. Every person has the right to establish a family, the basic element of society, and to receive protection therefor.

Right to protection for mothers and children.
Article VII. All women, during pregnancy and the nursing period, and all children have the right to special protection, care and aid.

Right to residence and movement.
Article VIII. Every person has the right to fix his residence within the territory of the state of which he is a national, to move about freely within such territory, and not to leave it except by his own will.

Right to inviolability of the home.
Article IX. Every person has the right to the inviolability of his home.

Right to the inviolability and transmission of correspondence
Article X. Every person has the right to the inviolability and transmission of his correspondence.

Right to the preservation of health and to well-being.
Article XI. Every person has the right to the preservation of his health through sanitary and social measures relating to food, clothing, housing and medical care, to the extent permitted by public and community resources.

Right to education.
Article XII. Every person has the right to an education, which should be based on the principles of liberty, morality and human solidarity.

Likewise every person has the right to an education that will prepare him to attain a decent life, to raise his standard of living, and to be a useful member of society.

The right to an education includes the right to equality of opportunity in every case, in accordance with natural talents, merit and the desire to utilize the resources that the state or the community is in a position to provide.

Every person has the right to receive, free, at least a primary education.

Right to the benefits of culture.
Article XIII. Every person has the right to take part in the cultural life of the community, to enjoy the arts, and to participate in the benefits that result from intellectual progress, especially scientific discoveries.

He likewise has the right to the protection of his moral and material interests as regards his inventions or any literary, scientific or artistic works of which he is the author.

Right to work and to fair remuneration.
Article XIV. Every person has the right to work, under proper conditions, and to follow his vocation freely, insofar as existing conditions of employment permit.

Every person who works has the right to receive such remuneration as will, in proportion to his capacity and skill, assure him a standard of living suitable for himself and for his family.

Right to leisure time and to the use thereof.

Now, according to Wikipedia, by 1946 Mexico was a part of this organization. It might have joined earlier but since I don't speak or write Spanish, I cannot find out through their documentation (done in Spanish) when they signed their charter. But the point is, how has signing up helped Mexico or Mexicans in any way? They are still leaving their country in droves! Headed for the USA among other places. So if this organization is so wonderful, why isn't it helping these countries? And why don't we hear about it? Something this good SHOULD be known about don't you think? And the same goes for Haitians. I cannot see where this organization has done one thing to help any nation that is a member.

Or, by the same token, WHY would the United States of America want to join? This was for the Latin countries originally. We have had these rights all along. Where is the benefit to the United States in being a member? What does Congress Know about it?

There is a an item in these treaties too about getting rid of Conventional Weapons, see Here: According to Wikipedia Conventional Weapon is:

Conventional weapon

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A conventional weapon is a weapon that does not incorporate toxic chemical, biological or nuclear payloads. The phrase is a retronym, used to describe the arsenal that existed before the other categories of weapons were heavily researched and developed in the 20th century. Although the term 'conventional weapons' is primarily used to refer to explosive weapons the UN Convention on Conventional Weapons also includes controls on blinding laser and incendiary weapons.

So, guess what, they intend to disarm everyone. WHY does our government want to be a part of this??? And why aren't the mass destruction weapons on their list??? But no, only conventional weapons are listed... Why is it so important to disarm the population. Does this bring new light to the cases brought against men like David Olofson??? Think about it.

This organization is not what it appears to be. This organization is not a good thing. Those who support it are not meaning the American Citizens well. Get informed so you can fight back!