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Cali_Democrat

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3. "These agreements allow corporations to sue our government in courts that are not under the...
Reply to JDPriestly (Original post)
Wed Jun 3, 2015, 06:01 PM
Jun 2015

jurisdiction of American voters"

Do you believe in the International Criminal Court?

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Remember how our ancestors fought the American Revolution over, among other things and [View all] JDPriestly Jun 2015 OP
I guess we know who is being represented. Exilednight Jun 2015 #1
Yes. And we need to change that. We need Bernie Sanders. He understands this. JDPriestly Jun 2015 #2
"These agreements allow corporations to sue our government in courts that are not under the... Cali_Democrat Jun 2015 #3
The International Criminal Court considers violations of international criminal law, laws to which JDPriestly Jun 2015 #4
In 1996, Metalclad sued the Mexican government Art_from_Ark Jun 2015 #8
FDR wanted to engage with the world and was willing to accept arbitration as a fair pampango Jun 2015 #5
You might like this Max Keiser report. Gregorian Jun 2015 #6
Great. I hadn't seen that when I posted. It goes into a lot of historic detail that I left out and JDPriestly Jun 2015 #7
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