Description: UN Resolution #15: Protect Historical Sites (Category: Environmental; Industry Affected: All Businesses) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.
Argument: The General Assembly of the United Nations,
COMMENDING Resolution #15: "Protect Historical Sites," for its intent to safeguard historically significant locations within member nations;
HOWEVER NOTING that Resolution #15 wholly lacks any apparent methods for which to protect the historical sites referenced to within the resolution text, only saying "we cannot let historical sites go to waste;"
FURTHER NOTING that Resolution #15, at no point within the resolution text, defines what constitutes a "historical site" that is worthy of protection, thus leading to confusion and misunderstandings among member nations;
CONCLUDING that Resolution #15 is an insufficient and ineffectual resolution, given that it lacks any form of implementation of its admirable intent;
Post by Petalumadom on Jun 21, 2007 20:12:25 GMT -5
It seems somebody didn't have anything to do when tehy wrote up this one. It is repealing something that was not harmful in the least... but it does have a point but seeing that votes for are pretty far ahead of votes against it would seem unimportant to vote on this repeal...
well that was my two cents...
Votes For: 4,279
Votes Against: 1,585 (at 6:12)
what I basically said was delegate's wishes or abstain...
Last Edit: Jun 21, 2007 20:13:07 GMT -5 by Petalumadom
Former Minister of Education and founder of the 10KI Investment Corporation