Pre-Christian Persecuted People wrote:Sylh Alanor wrote:Would you mind explaining how this bill is tyrannical? So far this seems like the same thing you post in every GA thread, so to keep everyone here from assuming that it's a copy/paste response, I'd like to know more about why you think this about a bill that has the World Assembly investigate epidemics is tyrannical.
Certainly sir! I point out the bills as tyrannical because they are. As a majority, you will not understand the persecution at all, but as persecuted minority following old religion, we certainly understand persecution
Every country has a right to accept or deny any foreigner / foreign authority etc to be present whatever their business be, however, this bill tears through that when it says:
All member nations must permit the entrance and exit of WHA inspectors (hereinafter Inspectors) and fully cooperate with such requests for access or information which Inspectors may deliver to member nation authorities, subject to the following subsection.
A sovereign nation must have the right to either agree to let foreigners in or not, it does not matter whether it is pandemic, endemic or an apocalypse. The country must have the right to deal with it as it sees fit.
Second such dangerous point is this:
Inspectors’ request for access to sensitive areas or sensitive information may be rejected by the local jurisdiction. Such rejections shall be reviewed by the Independent Adjudicative Office, which may overrule such rejections if the likely harm of release is less than the likely harm to international public health interests.
No international body should have a right to permit or overrule anything, it is upto the state which must see as they deem fit as most of such areas are of high importance and this will definitely be used as espionage. Besides, it is against our ideology to create some Majestic 12 type of Supra-Globalist organization planning to rule over all the innocent minority.
And then, this one is very concerning:
No member nation may otherwise bar the access of Inspectors to medical personnel. Nor may any member nation retaliate against the provision of information by medical personnel to Inspectors.
This directly attacks the sovereignty of the nations. Every country should have the right to accept or deny any person entering the country no matter what especially when that person might be a type of spy or harbor ill feelings against the country. Special treatment given to these guys would be preposterous.
There are many such things in the bill that can be countered, so as an alternative we propose:
1. The inspectors whichever nation they go to, shall also be bound to the respective countries laws and in the case of them breaking the law, that country will have the full right to prosecute and punish them if convicted.
2. Individual country has a right to accept or deny any inspectors based on their own volition.
3. Individual countries would not require to provide the inspector any information about the installations which affect national security and would have the full right to prosecute the inspectors if they try to obtain unauthorized information.
These 3 points would ensure the sovereignty of the innocent nations and will protect minority nations against monstrous majority.
"Sir" was a weird choice. I guess you're busy persecuting women, who might be a minority of people in this part of the forum
Thanks for the response anyway, I suppose.