LOST justice?
Who needs sovereignty? LOST will replace the Supreme Court with the ICJ. Now, I am not a lawyer. But you...
Law of the Sea Treaty
For years, the Center has been on-point in the fight to stymie the otherwise-certain ratification of the little-known Law of the Sea Treaty (LOST)– known by its admirers as “a constitution of the oceans.” Indeed, it is a prime example of “lawfare,” an invitation to the use of domestic and international courts, treaties and “norms” to promote world government at the expense of US sovereignty, security and economic interests.
Starting in 2005, the Center organized opposition from 75 grassroots organizations. Then, in 2008, the Center’s team convinced every member of the Senate GOP leadership and every Republican candidate for president to go on record in opposition to the Treaty. The Center was one of just two organizations invited by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to testify in opposition to the Treaty in 2008 and is laying the groundwork for a renewed effort by its cohort should President Obama resume the fight for LOST’s ratification.
A Navy LOST?
Irony of ironies: the principal champion of the Law of the Sea Treaty (LOST) is the United States Navy. Yet, it...
Reading the LOST compass
Come Thursday, the future of the United States Senate will begin to take shape. On that day, the Senate's Foreign...
Russian LOST and found
Last week, Vladimir Putin's Russia used a bit of undersea derring-do to remind us that chess is its national sport. ...
Key critics dissect arguments for LOST
In an op.ed. published in yesterday's Washington Post, renowned legal scholars Jeremy Rabkin and Jack Goldsmith warned of the dire...
A “LOST” presidency
Any minute now, President Bush is going to make a fateful mistake. He will announce that his administration will make...
Gaffney on Conservative Roundtable
In this video, CSP President Frank Gaffney appears on the Conservative Caucus' show "The Conservative Roundtable" to discuss the Bush...
LOST approval urged by global goverment advocates
As concern grows that the United Nations is intent on replacing what the National Security Guidance calls "an orderly arrangement...
Conservatives unite to oppose LOST
Today, an array of organizations and individuals representing virtually the entire conservative movement joined a press conference at the Conservative...
Protect US sovereignty: Sink the Law of the Sea
George W. Bush has worked hard, particularly since the 9/11 attacks, to emulate the principled, conservative and consequential presidency of...
Gaffney to Congress: ‘The United States should not become a party to the Law of the Sea Treaty’
On Wednesday, Center for Security Policy President Frank Gaffney voiced his objections to the Law of the Sea Treaty before...
LOST at sea
Washington will be treated tomorrow morning to the closest thing it is likely to see in the nature of an...
Law of the Sea Treaty deep sixed for now; Center’s Gaffney, others credited
The Washington Post reported on Sunday that Senate Majority leader Bill Frist (R-TN) is not likely to schedule a vote...
Gaffney testifies against LOST
Center for Security Policy President Frank J. Gaffney, Jr. appeared yesterday before the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works...
Senators hear how LOST will cripple national security
Advocates of a United Nations treaty that would severely erode US sovereignty and national security were stealthily trying to push...