The World Assembly,
Puzzled by the target resolution's terminological inexactitude in defining war as consensual,
Noting that article 10 of GA 2 prohibits the World Assembly from 'organising ... police actions ... or military activities under the WA banner',
Believing that the World Assembly cannot effectively enforce legislation against genocide, state terrorism, and mass murder, without its being able to directly and credibly arrest perpetrators of such heinous crimes and render them to its direct jurisdiction,
Finding it manifestly immoral that the Assembly be prohibited from establishing a police force so to render to its direct jurisdiction mass murderers and terrorists to be tried and convicted for their crimes, thereby deterring others from committing similar crimes of similar magnitude,
Objecting to the further inability provided by this article against WA 'organisation' of defensive measures (such measures being military activities) meaning that it is unable to protect humanitarian aid supplies and diplomatic envoys from foreign or non-member state interdiction,
Flabbergasted by the inability of the World Assembly to take a stance against manifestly immoral wars of pure aggression which seek to undermine the peace and subject the populations of member nations to despotism, and
Again reminded that legislation passed by the World Assembly cannot be amended, only repealed, and that any correction of the problems noted in the target resolution would first require passage of a repeal, hereby:
Repeals GA 2, also known as, with debatable affection, "Rights and Duties".