May 1 - 17 - Commonwealth Prime Minister's Meeting
UK plans to reach agreement with signers of Moscow Declaration
10/9 - Dunbar and Oaks Proposals
11/1 - 11/6 - Wellington Conference
International Organization
Australia & New Zealand
1945
1/30 - 2/2 - Yalta Conference
UK & US had meetings prior to Yalta
2/4 - 2/11 - Soviet Union, UK and US agreed on structure of UN and security council voting formula for government of world
also agreed on form Cold War would take to finance tech
2/21 - 3/8 - Inter-American conference on problems of war and peace
in Mexico City
Dunbar and Oaks proposals constituted the basis for an international organization
American Republics except Argentina
4/4 - 4/13 - British Commonwealth Meeting
Dunbar and Oaks provided basis for World Government
4/9 - 4/20 - Committee of Jurists from 44 nations including US and US Bar association
drafted statutes for international court of justice
4/9 - 6/25 - UN conference on International Organization and 55 nations drafted charter
San Francisco
Aljer Hiss
Molotov
Bashifski
Posalski
Dalton
Trumbel
Godless
no mention of God or Jesus Christ in Charter or HQ
meetings never opened in prayer
majority of nations in UN are anti-Christianity
secret agreement that military chief of UN was always to be a Russian appointed by Moscow
copied word for word from March manifesto and Russia's constitution
security council
statement on voting procedures
6/26 - charter signed by representatives of 50 nations
Aljer Hiss flew it to Washington
submitted it to Senate
signed it without reading it
the only two Senators that voted No were the only Senators that read it
since signed
Communist enslavement has grown
there have been at least 20 major wars incited by UN
US taxpayers forced to make up US deficit because of Russia's refusal to pay their share
never passed resolution condemning Russia for satellites
always condemns our allies
6/27 - preparatory commission 1st meeting
7/6 - Charter had first ratification by Nicaragua
8/6 - Hiroshima
to frighten the world to accept the UN as a world governing body to keep the peace
8/8 - charter made the deposit of first ratification by US
8/16 - 11/24 - Prep commission meetings of executive committee
10/24 - charter came into force with deposit of Soviet Union instrument of ratification
11/15 - Canada, UK, US agree to establish UN atomic energy commission
11/24 - 12/23 - 2nd session of prep commission
12/16 - 26 - Council on Foreign Ministers of Soviet Union, UK and US agree to establish Commission on Atomic Energy
12/20 - United Nations Participation Act
United States is a vassal state of the United Nations
Under Executive Interpretation of Article 6 of thre Constitution we have been a vassel state of the UN since Truman signed UN Charter and UN Participation Act and Senate ratified treaty and House and Senate passed
1946
1/10 - 2/14 - UN GA 1st session, part 1
1/17 - UN Security Council convened first meeting
1/19 - 1st dispute brought to Sec. Council about the Soviet troops in Iran
1/21 - presence of British Troops in Greece brought to Security Council by Soviet Union as an irritation
presence of British Troops in Indonesia brought to Security Council by Ukraine as an irritation
1/23 - 2/18 - Economic and Social Council had first meeting
1/24 - Atomic Energy Commission adopted by Gen. Assembly
1/25 - Albania applied for membership
2/1 - Sec. General Triyu Lee appointed as first head of the World Government
2/4 - Military Staff Committee conducted first meeting
decided head of military and all military engagements and police actions by UN would be headed by General of Army of Soviet Union, and now Russia
Presence of French British troops was brought to Security Council by Syria and Lebanon as irritation
2/6 - First International Judges elected and First International Court established
2/9 - Secretary General requested by Assembly to include in Annual Report summaries of info received on non-self governing territories
2/14 - New York chosen by GA as interim HQ
The Empire State
land donated by Rockefeller
2/16 - economic and social council established commission on
narcotic drugs
human rights
economic and employment commission
temporary social commission
statistical commission
temporary transport and communication commission
1st veto by Soviet Union over Syria Lebanon question
3/21 - temporary HQ established at Hunter College in NY
4/3 - first meeting of International Court of Justice
4/8 - situation of Spain is brought to Security Council by Poland
4/8 - 18 - Process of dissolving League of Nations took place
5/25 - 6/21 - Economic and Social Council 2nd Session was convened
6/14 - Atomic Economic Authority established by US
The Beruk plan
6/18 - 2nd veto took place in Security Council by Soviet Union concerning Spain
3rd veto by Soviet Union about Spain
4th veto by Soviet Union about Spain
5th veto by Soviet Union about Spain
6/19 - Convention to outlaw Atomic Weapons by Soviet Union
6/19 - 7/21 - Constitution for WHO drafted by UN International Health Conference
6/21 - consultative status established by economic and social council on NGO
subcommission on Freedom of Info authorized
Commission on status of women authorized
subcommission on devastated areas authorized
6/24 - Mongolian People Republic applied
6/26 - Security Council Agenda
Spain issue 6th veto by Soviet Union
7th veto by Soviet Union about Spain
Spain left agenda
7/2 - Jordan and Afghanistation applied
7/29 - 9/13 - 1st session of temporary subcommission on economic reconstruction devastated areas
8/2 - Portugal, Iceland applied
8/5 - Thailand applied
8/9 - Sweden applied
8/14 - all property of League of Nations was transferred to UN
8/9 - 16 - HQ moved to Lake Success NY
8/29 - voted on applications of Georgia, Ireland and Portugal
8th - 10th vetoes by Soviet Union
9/11 - 10/3 - Economic and Social Council third session
9/20 - Security Council established commission on investigation on subject of Greece
11th Veto by Soviet Union
9/21 - establishment of specialized agencies of admin committees on foreign nations
9/26 - Scientific and Technical committee of atomic energy commission reported no scientific evidence of control possibly by atomic energy
10/1 - Economic and Social Council established fiscal commission
10/3 - Economic and social council established Population Commission
10/23 - 12/15 - GA convened 2nd part of 1st session
11/19 - transfer of League of Nations functions approved by General Assembly
6/25/1950 - Korean War
95% of soldiers American
100% paid for by US
about empowering United Nations
"men died so that United Nations might live" -Harry Truman
Afiliaf
Russian General
head, UN Military Secretariat
given leave of absense by UN to take command of North Koreans and red Chinese who were fighting UN police action under General Macarthur
Macarthur's battle plans had to go to the UN first
relayed to Vasilia
commander, North Koreans and Red Chinese
fired by Truman in order to prevent him winning that war
UN policy
April, 1974 - Foreign Affairs
Hard Road to World Order
blueprint to destroy sovereignty of USA and create world government
the overwhelming majority of delegates to the UN are espionage agents
wars had to be fought under control of UN Security Council
UN turned Congo over to Communists
UN peace force used to crush, rape and kill white anti-Communists in Katanga
UN did nothing while
Red China invaded Laos and Vietnam
Nairu invaded Gora and other Porteguese territories
Cuban youngsters shipped to Russia for Communist indoctrination
UN aided Castro
UN chief objective is One world government
Congressman James B. Utt
submitted bill to get US out of UN and resolution to prevent President from forcing US to support the UN embargoes on Rhodesia
50 Congressmen introduced bill to immediately transfer all armed forces to UN
spearheaded by Schweiker and Moorehead of Pennsylvania
United Nations flag flying over
Gainesville Courthouse
University of Florida Baby Gator Educational Research Center
1984 - moved headquarters to the Cathedral of St. John the Divine
1/25/1993 - Year of Inter-relgious Cooperation and Understanding
The Declaration of a Global Ethic
World Bank Group
President, Robert McNamara
United States Secretary of Defense
International Monetary Fund
Impossible Mission Force
international money system
administered by United Nations
immune from all laws
Articles of Agreement Article IX
7/22/1944 - created artificially under Bretton Woods Agreement
Harry Dexter White
member, CFR
director, IMF
Russian spy
Department of Treasury
Presidential Documents, Volume 29, #4, pg. 113
22 U.S.C. 285-288
not Treasury of US since 1921
41 Stat. Ch. 214, pg. 654
under IMF authority under United Nations
Lloyd Bentsen
unregistered agent of foreign powers
treason
U.S. Governor, International Monetary Fund
U.S. Governor, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
U.S. Governor, Inter-American Development Bank
U.S. Governor, African Development Bank
U.S. Governor, Asian Development Bank
U.S. Governor, African Development Fund
U.S. Governor, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
Secretary of Treasury
US Governor of IMF
paid by IMF, not U.S. government
Public Law 94-564, supra, pg. 5942
U.S. Government Manual, 1990/91, pgs. 480-481
trustee
Settler and Beneficiary unknown
7/9/1953 - G.M. Humphrey changed name of Bureau of Internal Revenue to Internal Revenue Service
Treasury Order 150-06
6/6/1972 - ATF established without legislation or knowledge of people by Charles E. Walker
Treasury Order 120-01
1992 - 82% of what government borrowed went to interest on debt
Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bureau of Internal Revenue Service
internal revenue
internal revenue service
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE
Office Revenue Service
Federal Alcohol Administration
Director of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
US Virgin Islands Bureau of Internal Revenue
US Internal Revenue Service in Puerto Rico
reduces public alottment of credit
Al Capone
jailed for tax due on alcohol illegally imported from Canada
did not pay duties and excises on this alcohol
partner, Edgar Bronfman
owner, Seagrams
made a deal with U.S. Government to get off
Federal Government Internal revenue only
The government has no duty to citizens / individuals
Article 1, Section 8
The power of the Federal Government is limited to
regulate commerce with foreign nations and among the several state and indian tribes
Clause 3
18 USC Section 921
the term interstate or foreign commerce includes commerce between any place in a state, and any place outside of that state, or within any possession of the United States, not including the Canal Zone or D.C. but such terms does not include commerce between places within the same state but through any place outside of that state
state includes D.C., Puerto Rico, possessions of U.S. not including Canal Zone
its own property
Clause 17
Constitution forbids unapportioned direct taxes upon citizens of 50 states
Constitution forbids 20% withholding tax
Pollock v. Farmers' Loan & Trust Co.
direct taxes must be apportioned
federal government must trick citizens into voluntarily paying taxes as U.S. Citizens of Guam or Puerto Rico
Guam and U.S. Mutually Interchangable
1954 - Mutual Security Act
Internal Revenue Code of 1954
Internal Revenue Code of 1939
26 CFR
6/1/1938
Chapter 1, parts 1 - 137
1.6091-3
no regulation pertaining to failure to file
no filing requirements
nothing filed with IRS
pg. 65
China Trade Act
administered in Phillipines by the Bureau of internal revenue
301.7654-1
Coordination of US and Guam individual income taxes
(e)
military personnel in Guam
48 USC section 1421(i)
income tax laws defined
labor is not income.
26 USC 3402(p)
Voluntary Witholding Agreements
Wages are not income
US v Ballard
income not defined in Internal Revenue Code
Eisner v Macomber
income is the gain come to fruition from capital or labor
It is indistinguishable what is income
Lucas vs Alexander
1913 - Tax Act
Income only referred to as profit or gain
4/21/1989 - Manual
1132.72, Collection Division, says:
"Executes the full range of collection activities on delinquent accounts, which includes securing delinquent returns involving taxpayers outside the United States and those in United States territories, possessions and in Puerto Rico."
page 1100-40.1
Director, Office of Taxpayer Service and Compliance: "Responsible for operation of a comprehensive enforcement and assistance program for all taxpayers under the immediate jurisdiction of the Assistant Commissioner (International) .... Directs the full range of collection activity on delinquent accounts and delinquent returns for taxpayers overseas, in Puerto Rico, and in United States possessions and territories."
page 1100-40.2
"the Criminal Investigation Division enforces the criminal statutes applicable to income, estate, gift, employment, and excise tax laws ... involving United States citizens residing in foreign countries and nonresident aliens subject to Federal income tax filing requirements by developing information concerning alleged criminal violations thereof, evaluating allegations and indications of such violations to determine investigations to be undertaken, investigating suspected criminal violations of such laws, recommending prosecution when warranted, and measuring effectiveness of the investigation processes"
10/1/1988 - The United States Attorney's Manual, Title 6 Tax Division, Chapter 4, page 16, , 6-4.270, Criminal Division Responsibility, states:
"The Criminal Division has limited responsibility for the prosecution of offenses investigated by the IRS. Those offenses are: excise violations involving liquor tax, narcotics, stamp tax, firearms, wagering, and coin-operated gambling and amusement machines; malfeasance offenses committed by IRS personnel; forcible rescue of seized property; corrupt or forcible interference with an officer or employee acting under the internal revenue laws; and unauthorized mutilation, removal or misuse of stamps."
See 28 C.F.R. Sec. 0.70.
28 USC Rule 54(c), Application of Terms:
"As used in these rules the following terms have the designated meanings. 'Act of Congress' includes any act of Congress locally applicable to and in force in the District of Columbia, in Puerto Rico, in a territory or in an insular possession."
26 USC
Chapters 61 - 80
delegated to BATF in Puerto Rico
Puerto Rican and Virgin Islands tax agency
only relevent to Puerto Rican product
not permitted to obtain records pertaining to Chapters 61 - 80
procedures
keeping records
examination of records
determination of district director whether required to file return
internal audit
IRS can audit if under $750
over $750, must be conducted by Inspector General
filing requirements
record keeping
examination assesment
how to pay
tax court
criminal investigation
prosecution
16th amendment
Federal Income Tax
Tax-free Foundations
1913 - Rockefeller Foundation
education related to domestic issues
Director, Sir Oliver S. Franks
Director, Wellcome Trust
British Ambassador to the United States
1948 - 1952
1962 - Baron Franks of Headington, County of Oxford
Director, Schroeder Bank
Director, Rhodes Trust
Chairman, Lloyd's Bank
Social Science Research Council
explored means of controlling people
Russian Institude of Columbia University
condition Americans into merging of Soviet Union and America under one-world government
Council on Foreign Relations
National Bureau of Economic Research
works with Federal Reserve Board
Public Administration Clearing House
Public Aministration Clearing House
1313 East 60th St, Chicago IL
Brookings Institution
Institute of Pacific Relations
plans the communist subversion of America
Carnegie Endowment Fund
education related to international matters
Ford Foundation
Center for Study of Democratic Institutions
Santa Barbara
Moscow West
Headed by
Hutchins
Walter Ruther
Erwin Cam
Mellon Foundation
31 USC
Chapter 3, Subchapter 1
IRS, BATF or secret service not listed as agency of Department of Treasury
referenced to be audited by Controller General in Title 31 USC section 713
1321
Phillipines Customs Administrative Act
passed by Phillipine Commission
9/1/1900 to 8/31/1902
merged customs and internal revenue in the Phillipines
Trust Fund #1
the Phillipine Special Fund (Customs Duties)
Administered under general supervision and control of Secretary of Finance and Justice
Phillipines Special Fund (internal revenue)
Trust fund #2
Internal Revenue Law of 1904
alcohol taxes in the Philippines
Article 1
Section 2
created Bureau of Internal Revenue
Department of Finance and Justice
Collector of Internal Revenue
Chief Officer
appointed by Civil Governor with advice and consent of Phillipines Commission
8000 pesos per annum salary
Section 3
Collector of Internal Revenue under direction of Secretary of Finance and Justice shall have general superintendence of assessment and collection of all taxes and excises imposed by this act or any act amendatory thereof
Puerto Rico Special Fund (Internal Revenue)
Trust fund #62
5/12/1986 - Delegation Order 115 revision 5
only delegation of authority to conduct audit
IRS and ATF can only audit themselves
amounts of $750 or less
any amount above must be audited by the Controller General
according to 31 USC
no other authority to audit exists
Order 191 states that they can levy on property but only if in hands of 3rd parties
IRS money spends at least a year in Quad Zero account under an Individual Master File
Director of IRS can do whatever he wants with the money
then to director of service center
Treasury Order 91
IRS money dispersed to Agency for International Development
military arm of United Nations
provides for district directors, directors of service centers, assistant commissioners to become members of board of directors of corporation that doles out money
William Casey
director, CIA
head of AID
funnelled millions to the Soviet Union
spend building the Kama River Truck Factory
National Industrial Reconstruction Act
Federal Alcohol Administration Act
27 USC 201
Federal Alcohol Administration
declared unconstitutional by Supreme Court in 1930s
1940 - Reorganization Plan #3
5 USC 903 Subsection 8 and 9
office abolished, functions directed to be administered under supervision of Secretary of Treasury through Bureau of Internal Revenue
transferred to Philippines Bureau of Internal Revenue
4/1/1994 - 27 CFR Chapter 1, section 2050.11
Revenue Agent - any internal revenue agent of Treasury of Puerto Rico
Secretary - Secretary of Treasury of Puerto Rico
US ATF Office - Puerto Rico operating under compliance North Atlantic region
Victory Tax Act
income tax for the years 1943 and 1944 to be paid in the years 1944 and 1945
expired at end of 1944
employees of Federal Government, residents of D.C., naval bases, forts, US citizens of Virgin Island, Puerto Rico, territories and insular possessions will be lawfully required to pay Victory Tax
IRS publication 6209
IRS computer code "TC 150"
Virgin Islands Returns
Codes 300 - 398 listed as U.S. and UK Tax Treaty claims involving taxes on narcotics financed in the Cayman Islands and imported into the Virgin Islands
8288
backup withholding form when you import narcotics into Virgin Islands
withold 20% and pay to Commissioner of Narcotics
taxable income
tax class 6
non master file returns
go to Treasury and Federal Government
windfall profit
offshore oil well
war profits
income from states and trusts maintained by federal government for people in military
Marine killed in duty trust fund
customs taxes
go to Treasury
State Department
Federal Government taxation limited to 5 activities
domestic corporations charted by US gov.
net profits derived within the US by aliens or foreign firms
net profits from foreign entities
net profits derived from Federal contracts
for government upkeep
excise tax
priveleges
net profits derived from wages and salaries of Federal employees
return
prepared by taxpayer to submit to federal government taxes he/she collected
1040
income tax return for non resident alien citizen of U.S. Virgin Islands residing in one of 50 states
agent of non resident alien
non-taxable return
money doesn't go to government
if you volunteer that you are a U.S. citizen you have become a U.S. citizen
if you write your name on a line labeled taxpayer you have become a taxpayer
taxpayer
tax collecter and submittor as return to federal government
revenue agent
any duly authorized Commonwealth Internal Revenue Agent of the Department of the Treasury of Puerto Rico
revenue officer
collects tax and return
files return with district director
files return with service center showing taxes he collected in his district
super center files return with Washington DC
super center files return with Secretery of Treasury of Puerto Rico
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
takes deductions for cost to collect taxes
employee
employed by federal government
employer
federal government
individual
citizen of Guam or U.S. Virgin Islands
business
government, bank or insurance company
domestic corporation
corporation residing within D.C., Guam, Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, Phillipines, Northern Mariana Trust Territory, territories, and insular possessions
resident
alien citizen of Guam, U.S. Virgin Islands, or Puerto Rico who reside within one of the 50 states of the Union or other island possessions
January 17, 1983 - The Internal Revenue Manual, Handbook of Delegation Orders, page 1229-91
outlines the alleged Internal Revenue Service's system of monetary awards "of up to and including $5,000 for any one individual employee or group of employees in his/her immediate office, including field employees engaged in National Office projects; and contributions of employees of other Government agencies and armed forces members" with the approval of the Deputy Commissioner, "of $5,001 to $10,000 for any one individual or group" with approval of the Deputy Commissioner, "of $10,001 - $25,000 for any one individual or group" with the Commissioner's concurrence, "an additional monetary award of $10,000 (total $35,000) to the President through Treasury and OPM" with the Commissioner's concurrence.
Special Agent-in charge of the FBI's Salt Lake City Field Office
suspended for 15 days
E. Michael Kahoe
Randy Weaver
Son, Sam
sold shotgun 1/4" too short without having paid proper tax to do it
by agent of BATF
informant
another BATF agent bought the shotgun
arrested
denied bribed to spy on his neighbors
went to Idaho
8/21/1992 - team of Marshalls surprised by dogs
Randy, Sam and friend, Kevin Harris, grabbed rifles and ran to the noise
Randy ran up the road
Sam and Kevin went down path in forest that led to Marshall ambush
killed son's dog
son turned and ran, they shot him in the back
Kevin ran up to cabin
told Randy Sam was dead
over 500 federal agents military personell, BATF, FBI, local law enforcement, tanks, armored personnel carriers and helicopters surrounding Randy, dead son and wife, 2 daughters and 8-month old baby
Randy and Kevin prepared son for burial in birthing shed
Randy and Kevin shot, wounded
Vicki Weaver shot in head while she was holding her baby
brother, Lanny Jordison
Lon Horiuchi
FBI sniper
reporters walking through forest stumbled upon clearing where helicopter was attaching rubber bladder of fuel by cable to underside, dropped on cabin
aborted after found out by reporters
Randy, Kevin, 2 daughters and 8-month-old baby came out
Lt. Colonel James Bo Gritz
working for FBI, wearing wire recorded every conversation with Randy
federal informant since age 18
Randy tried innocent
Grand Junction, IA
Attorney, Chuck Peterson
Boise, ID
Rogers suspended for 10 days and censured
Branch Davidian
Waco, TX
2/28
warrant expired
agent tried to take Bill Cooper's camera
never decided why they raided
didn't have search warrant
mass-suicide
reported by
Australian branch of ADL
head of Australian Bnai Brith
Brunswick, OH
Helen Johnson
husband, J.J. Johnson
Ohio Citizens Militia
3/30/1995
4 days
John M. Laken, Sr.
54
4095 Rolling Hills Dr
wife, Beverly Laken
multiple sclorosis
Home health aides
employed by Manita County human services department
son, John, Jr.
9
kinder elementary school
disabled chemical engineer
Veteran
NRA member
political activist
patriotic American
fear of encroaching power of government
carried loaded firearm for personal protection in home
wife advised him health care aids have filed a complaint for using firearms while child lived in the house
police would probably accompany them on their next visit
Laken described how he could kill health aid with just the butt of a gun
did not threaten to harm or kill anyone
loaded all 3 firearms
prepared to fight if anyone tried to take his weapons
3/31/1995
3PM - plains clothes Brunswick police officer
Sam Pusella
accompanied by unidentified Brunswick detective
welfare check
Pusella knocked on door
Laken asked for search warrant
Pusella refused to produce a warrant
Laken refused them entry to his home
Pusella demanded entry
Laken refused
Pusella kicked down door
Laken shot Pusella in chest
3:30 PM
Metro health helicopter airlifted Pusella
reinforcements arrived in force
LE reaction extreme
by late afternoon, 4 swat teams
300 LE personell
200 fire fighters
Mother
armored personell carrier
8:30 PM police squads attempted to rush home
Laken shot 2 more officers
neighborhood evacuated within 1/2 mile radius
gas, electric, telephone and water were shut off
fiber optic cameras intalled on light poles
interior of Laken home visible to police
street lights knocked out
fire hoses run into basement
Laken and son retreated
water pumped in
1000 gallons per minute
between 8:30 Friday and 6AM saturday
water pumped in basement to force Laken and son upstairs
snipers given orders to shoot Laken on-site
1 sniper
denied request to shoot
"no. not yet"
Saturday, 4/1
11AM
Mother smashed in garage door
tear gas inserted
drove into east wall of house
tear gas inserted
breached backyard patio doors
tear gas inserted
Laken and son died
single gun shot wounds to the head
Sunday, 4/2
10:15AM
teargas through broken windows
drove armorred personell carrier to front window
emerged carrying Beverly Laken
12 swat members entered
in 4 hours
emerged with bodies of Laken and Jr.
found in bathroom partially in shower stall
gas mask and 2 tanks of oxygen next to them
10 gauge shotgun and 27 calibre rifle
ruled murder-suicide
4/5/1995 - Brunswick safety meeting
1950 - Reorganization Plan 26
transfer duties of IRS related to alcohol, tobacco and firearms to ATF
26 USC
Chapters 51 - 53
Chapters 61 - 80
7652, and 7653 in relation to tax
27 USC Chapter 8
Mutual Security Act of 1954 section 414
control of arms ammunition and implements of war
22 USC 1934
6/6/1972 - 120-01 - establishment of BATF
director, Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms division
1975 - named Internal Revenue Service
12/15/1976 - Federal Register,
Director, ATF replaced by IRS
7/30/1993 - US Court of Appeals for 7th Circuit in 1 F.3d 1511
1993 U.S. App. Lexis 19747
US vs D.J. Vollmer & Co.
BATF has jurisdiction over 1st sale of firearm imported to the country but not subsequent sales
Trusteeship Council
International Court of Justice
UN Secretariat
Secretary General, U Thant
Assistant Secretary General, Robert Muller
Department of Peace Operations
UN Peacekeeping Force
5/5/1993 - USA Today
UN needs permanent peacekeeping force
7/4/1993 - Chicago Tribune
Should UN have army?
7/8/1993
- Clinton yearns for big idea discussions
Goal 2. End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture
Goal 3. Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages
Goal 4. Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all
Goal 5. Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls
Goal 6. Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all
Goal 7. Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all
Goal 8. Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all
Goal 9. Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation
Goal 10. Reduce inequality within and among countries
Goal 11. Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable
Goal 12. Ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns
Goal 13. Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts*
Goal 14. Conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development
Goal 15. Protect, restore and promote sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems, sustainably manage forests, combat desertification, and halt and reverse land degradation and halt biodiversity loss
Goal 16. Promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provide access to justice for all and build effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels
Goal 17. Strengthen the means of implementation and revitalize the global partnership for sustainable development