Subject: Re: [texasrepublic] The John Birch Society won't help the Republic of Texas
Date: Wed, 12 Jul 2000 08:56:12 -0500
From: "Bernard Grover" <bgrover@horizonoffshore.com>
Reply-To: texasrepublic@egroups.com

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Gene:

Recognition by the UN generally makes nations want to join.  The UN website lists a number of
nations who have "watcher" status but are not voting members.

Additionally, there is the UNPO (www.unpo.org), which is a collection of nations and peoples
who are not recognized by the UN.  They include Hawai'i, Chechnya, Taiwan and many others.
Most want UN membership.  Texas is vehemetly opposed to membership, and we will consistently
encourage other nations to do the same.

Someone has to be the first to openly admit that the UN is not a peace organization.  And since
Texas is taking the lead in so many other ways right now, why not continue.



>>> anti-fed@no-debts.com Tuesday, July 11, 2000 16:16:35 >>>
http://www.no-debts.com/anti-federalist/unnato.html 

The John Birch Society wants the U.S. to 'get out of
the U.N.', but they won't help Texas get out of the U.S.

The sad part about that is, getting out of the U.S.
would get Texas out of the U.N. unless they are
again taken over and put back in.

That kind of gives the John Birch Society plenty of
job security, doesn't it?

Too many patriots have this 'job security syndrome'.
It's kind of like the 'cops love criminals' syndrome.

The Republic of Texas, as well as the Republic of
Georgia would be well advised to associate with
nations who are also not a part of the U.N.
Seeking recognition by the U.N. is not entirely
a good thing.
Are there nations that are recognized by the U.N.
that do NOT belong to the U.N.? 
Or does a nation have to belong to the U.N. before
it is recognized by that incidious body?

gene karl