Venezuela MUST Sue US in Int’l. Court for Creating Famine by Sanctioning All Oil Sales & Seizing $

According to the Charter of the United Nations[1], only the UN Security Council has a mandate by the international community to apply sanctions (Article 41).

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by Jay Janson

Nuremberg Principles of International Law 6: Crimes against humanity: 

Such as (c) Inhuman acts done against any civilian population. United Nations Convention on Genocide Article II genocide means acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national or other group, as such: (c)deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part.

Reporting Ongoing Crime Against Humanity Being Openly Committed

Venezuelan oil exports plunge on ‘harsher’ US sanctions

On 12 Feb. 2019, as reported by RT News:

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3 thoughts on “Venezuela MUST Sue US in Int’l. Court for Creating Famine by Sanctioning All Oil Sales & Seizing $

  1. Venezuela suing the U.S. in the International Court? Yeah, good luck with that seeing as how the ICC is quite useless as is the United Nations since the U.S. government just completely ignores both entities and who don’t know this was blind and deaf and has been planted. The U.S. runs roughshod over this entire planet and recognizes not one group that is about making sure that ALL nations respect ALL nations, hence why the Pentagon has a bloated budget while all else are dealing with budget cuts. Gotta maintain that arsenal of weaponry that is to be used to subdue other countries.

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  2. Shelby, I think this may be in response to Pence’s call for the ICC to convict Venezuela of crimes against humanity for blocking the food aid. Which I find extremely ironic because the US still refuses to officially recognize the ICC.

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