Treaties

You may have heard it said by some that International Treaties become the supreme law of the land superseding our Constitution. Truth or wishful thinking by Globalist and others. Read this article Treaties and the Constitution by George C. Detweiler from The New American Magazine and decide for yourself. Do treaties supersede the Constitution?

Since the founding of the United Nations in 1945, 514 multilateral treaties have been deposited with the Secretary-General, as of 15 May 2000, which cover the whole spectrum of human interaction. The majority of these treaties have been adopted by the General Assembly, concluded at plenipotentiary conferences convened by the organs of the United Nations, or have been drawn up within the framework of the United Nations regional commissions and are open for participation to their membership and to non-Member States. On this website we have but a small portion. Click here to view the complete list.

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