Supranational Governmental Organization
Sovereign Legal Systems
October 16, 2005
A language constitutes a Nationality. And according to the Universal
Declaration of Human Rights, that the member Nations of the
United Nations of the World have multilaterally agreed upon, is that
everyone has the right to a Nationality. And therefore, if there are
two, or more different languages representing separate Nations in
correspondence with each other, operating as allies, living
Side-by-Side, in a "Two Row" Relationship with one another, then
this would constitute an International Relationship.
This is the premise, and need for ICJ of Turtle Island. For to give
consent to a foreign power to adjudicate a case on behalf of a
sovereign, is to relinquish sovereignty to that foreign power.
The Sovereign Nations here upon this Great Island Turtle will never
relinquish our sovereignty to any foreign power, but instead will live
side-by-side with our allies in peace, and reciprocate with the Nations,
and Countries of the World.
By International Law, it takes two or more Sovereigns to enter into a
Treaty Agreement. And by Customary Law noted in International
Law, if two or more Nations enter into a Treaty, or multilateral Treaty
Agreement-Convention, then the rest of the Nations, and Countries of
the world are obliged to honor the fact, that the Nations party to that
International Treaty Agreement, are Sovereigns.
ICJ for United Nations Of Turtle Island, operates through a
Supranational Governance, a multilateral method of governing
recognized in International Law. Supra- a Nation super cedes the
powers of a state.
Gahliduh Ayahnooli
Appointed SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR for
United Nations Of Turtle Island
INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE
Sovereign Legal Systems
October 16, 2005
A language constitutes a Nationality. And according to the Universal
Declaration of Human Rights, that the member Nations of the
United Nations of the World have multilaterally agreed upon, is that
everyone has the right to a Nationality. And therefore, if there are
two, or more different languages representing separate Nations in
correspondence with each other, operating as allies, living
Side-by-Side, in a "Two Row" Relationship with one another, then
this would constitute an International Relationship.
This is the premise, and need for ICJ of Turtle Island. For to give
consent to a foreign power to adjudicate a case on behalf of a
sovereign, is to relinquish sovereignty to that foreign power.
The Sovereign Nations here upon this Great Island Turtle will never
relinquish our sovereignty to any foreign power, but instead will live
side-by-side with our allies in peace, and reciprocate with the Nations,
and Countries of the World.
By International Law, it takes two or more Sovereigns to enter into a
Treaty Agreement. And by Customary Law noted in International
Law, if two or more Nations enter into a Treaty, or multilateral Treaty
Agreement-Convention, then the rest of the Nations, and Countries of
the world are obliged to honor the fact, that the Nations party to that
International Treaty Agreement, are Sovereigns.
ICJ for United Nations Of Turtle Island, operates through a
Supranational Governance, a multilateral method of governing
recognized in International Law. Supra- a Nation super cedes the
powers of a state.
Gahliduh Ayahnooli
Appointed SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR for
United Nations Of Turtle Island
INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE
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