"Immediate steps shall be taken, in trust and non-self-governing territories or all other territories which have not yet attained independence, to transfer all powers to the peoples of those territories, without any conditions or reservations, in accordance with their freely expressed will and desire, without any distinction as to race, creed or colour, in order to enable them to enjoy complete independence and freedom."
1514 (XV) United Nations Declaration Granting Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples
Kuwait in 1991 is a sterling example of Public International Law protecting weak nations from large powerful nations. This was the maxim of law exercised during the Gulf War for restoring (Reinstating) Kuwait to power after Iraq’s invasion in 1990.
"We have before us the chance for a New World Order, an order where the Rule of Law, not the Law of the Jungle, governs the conduct of nations."
George Bush Sr. – State of the Union address January 1991
"If Europeans capitulate and ultimately tolerate U.S. threats of invasion, they will invite the continued abuse of law for the benefit of the powerful minority at the expense of the politically, economically and militarily weaker nations. This would be a true disaster, not just for the typical third world victims, but even for free European and therefore Dutch men, women and children" (Nichols)
1514 (XV) United Nations Declaration Granting Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples
Kuwait in 1991 is a sterling example of Public International Law protecting weak nations from large powerful nations. This was the maxim of law exercised during the Gulf War for restoring (Reinstating) Kuwait to power after Iraq’s invasion in 1990.
"We have before us the chance for a New World Order, an order where the Rule of Law, not the Law of the Jungle, governs the conduct of nations."
George Bush Sr. – State of the Union address January 1991
"If Europeans capitulate and ultimately tolerate U.S. threats of invasion, they will invite the continued abuse of law for the benefit of the powerful minority at the expense of the politically, economically and militarily weaker nations. This would be a true disaster, not just for the typical third world victims, but even for free European and therefore Dutch men, women and children" (Nichols)