It is imperative of the UN today to set up a charter detailingthe basic rights of nations. There is no better time than nowfor the whole world to agree on the need to set out clear andunambiguous guidelines concerning inter-nation, inter-bloc-of-nations and inter-continent relationships.Basic right #1All sovereign countries must be allowed the right to determineif they wish to allow any foreign powers to establish militarybases or quarters on their soil. It must be declared illegalfor a country to use another country as a springboard to wagewars against a third country. The reason is simple. If in thefuture, war reparations or compensations are required of thewarring party, then the other ( unwilling ) partner would notin any way be held liable. with the advent of smart & supersmartweapons, long-range ultra-precision weapons and up-and-comingsci-fi weapons incorporating cyber tehcnology, EMP, cloaking,remote laser and super-stealth and other very highly advancedtechnologies, there is really no need to use another sovereignnation as an extension platform to wage war on another country.Basic right #2No one nation should ever be allowed to impose its cultural,religious or political identity or way of life either wholly orpartially on another nation. Every single nation MUST alwaysbe allowed to set up and establish ITS OWN SET of laws for itsown use. That is the real gist of the word 'sovereign'.Naturally, every nation would want its laws to be simple, good,sensible, useful, acceptable, reasonable , reflective of its ownsocial identity AND FREE of all foreign intervention, meddlingor control. Obviously, one's set of norms is inapplicable forinvoluntary use by another. We are all born into this worldblessed with equal brainpower and who is he who says that heis mentally superior to some others or even all the others.Basic right #3No country should be allowed to become a victim of any vicousagenda by another country. The invasion of Iraq in 2003 isstill today a near perfect example of the evil agenda thatwas illegally but successfully perpetrated by another countryagainst one particular country. Iraq had been strangled byeconomic and financial sanctions, left weak, half-starved andnear-defenceless and severely crippled by constant punitiveairstrikes, then falsely accused of possessing WMDs and thenraped by a most powerful military air-sea-land armada, one notseen since World War 2. Today, Iraq has been turned into onehuge sprawling human abattoir. Today the blood that flows dailyin the drains and streets in Iraq belong not to animals butpeople.The "embedded" mass media as well as those "unembedded" onesare in the pay of certain powerful blocs in our globalisedworld and it is certainly no surprise that many conflictsaround the world are totally unsolvable. The new presidentin the WH is in no position to dare try any move on theGaza issue but he has no hesitation to move immdediatelyon Kabul. The reason is so simple: The mass media has turned
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