APPALLED that the nation of United Federation of Canada would submit as their own proposals resolutions plagiarized from the canon of resolutions of the previous institution;
GREATLY INSULTED that the nation did not seek to obtain the permission of the original nation who authored the resolution before proposing and getting the resolution to a vote on the floor;
OUTRAGED at the abuse of appropriate copyright laws and the abuse of the regulations of the World Assembly in regards to the writing and claiming of authorship of proposed resolutions;
HEREBY condemns the nation of United Federation of Canada
UN Resolution #151
Believing that the benefits of the peaceful application of nuclear technology should be available to all UN nations and convinced that all UN nations are entitled to participate in the exchange of scientific information for the further development of atomic energy for peaceful purposes,
Disturbed by the possibility of widespread devastation that could occur as the result of a nuclear war and determined to reduce the danger of such a war,
Believing that the proliferation of nuclear weapons increases the danger of nuclear war,
Alarmed at the potential threat posed to international security by the acquisition of nuclear weaponry by rogue states,
Defining a nuclear weapon as a weapon that relies on nuclear fusion or fission for its destructive effect. Excluded from this definition shall be any integrated guidance, safety and security systems, or any other peripheral system not directly related to the explosive payload itself, or its detonation device(s).
The General Assembly of the United Nations hereby enacts the following:
ARTICLE I. UN member nations shall not: (1) Directly or indirectly transfer control or ownership of nuclear weapons to or from any nation. (2) Assist or induce any nation to manufacture or otherwise acquire nuclear weapons or control over such weapons. (3) Seek or receive any assistance in the manufacture of nuclear weapons, other than for the purpose of improving the safety of the weapon.
ARTICLE II: Nothing in this legislation shall be interpreted as affecting the right of all UN nations to develop nuclear arms using their own technology and manufacturing capabilities.
ARTICLE III: Nothing in this legislation shall be interpreted as affecting the right of all UN nations to share technology related to safety and security systems, guidance systems, delivery systems or any other peripheral systems not directly related to the design or manufacture of the nuclear weapon itself, provided such activities are in conformity with article I of this legislation.
ARTICLE IV: Nothing in this legislation shall be interpreted as affecting the right of all UN nations to research, produce and use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, or their participation in the exchange of equipment, materials and scientific and technological information for peaceful purposes, provided such activities are in conformity with article I of this legislation.
Proposal of United Federation of Canada
Believing that the benefits of the peaceful application of nuclear technology should be available to all World Assembly member nations and convinced that all member nations are entitled to participate in the exchange of information for the further development of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes,
Disturbed by the possibility of widespread devastation that could occur as the result of a nuclear war and further believing that the proliferation of nuclear weapons increases the danger of nuclear war,
Recognizes that some nations choose to possess nuclear weapons, and further recognizes that some nations choose not to possess nuclear weapons, or have yet to develop them,
Alarmed at the potential threat posed to all nations in regards to the acquisition of nuclear weaponry by rogue states, terrorist and/or extremist organizations,
For the purposes of this convention defines:
A. A nuclear weapon as a weapon whose destructive power comes from energy produced exclusively by nuclear reactions,
B. Proliferation as the spread of nuclear weapons, fissile material, and weapons-applicable nuclear technology and information,
Hereby declares member nations shall not:
1. Directly transfer ownership of nuclear weapons to any other nation,
2. Directly receive ownership of nuclear weapons from any other nation,
3. Assist any nation in the manufacturing or design of nuclear weapons or, gaining control over such weapons,
Further declares:
1. That nations may transfer weapons to other nations for the purpose of disarming, and decommissioning such weapons as long as all materials are transferred back to the originating nation,
2. May station nuclear armaments on territory of another nation, as long as such armaments remain under ownership and control of originating nation,
Nothing in this act shall be interpreted as:
1. Affecting the right of member nations to research, produce and/or use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, or their participation in the exchange of equipment, materials and scientific and technological information for peaceful purposes,
2. Affecting the right of member nations to develop nuclear arms using their own technology and manufacturing capabilities,
Requires member nations ensure nuclear weapon designs and specifications remain national secrets and further ensure that they be prevented from falling into possession of persons and/or nations who have the intent to contravene these accords.
This is a clear case of PLAGIARISM of the worst kind and this nation deserves a badge of shame for all eternity.
