RESOLUTION #6 Sanctions and UN peace force against USA.
It has been our task to oversee a difficult transition of power in our world. Many wish not to see the type of turmoil that has arisen in our time. Indeed, those very acts are embodied in the rogue nation of the USA. The very enemies of oppression, tyranny, and imperialism which we sought to destroy have reared their ugly heads in the bloody rule of the USA. It is impossible for the plight of the people of Mexico, Monterrey, Nevada, Indian Territory, or Newfoundland not to be heard as far away as South Africa or China. Their cries demand justice, and we have no choice but to come to their aid. Therefore, it is the somber duty of this council to completely denounce the actions of the USA and to seek the liberation of its victims. Furthermore, we must keep in mind the future victims of this regime, and must take preventative action by destroying the capability of the USA to wreak more havoc in the future.
We, the members of these United Nations do formally declare war upon the nation of the USA. We seek to completely neutralize the threat of the USA, destroying its capability to bring more destruction upon innocent victims. By the formation of a world-wide coalition, we will utterly defeat the USA.
Due to the relationship between them, as dictated by the fortune of geography, several nations shall take the yoke of primary responsibility in the coming storm of war. The honorable and esteemed nations of Western-Canada, Quebec, Brazil, Ghana, and Pacific-Russia, chosen for their proximity to the enemy, as well as their moral uprightness and commitment to character and justice, shall be the primary means of deposing the tyranny of the USA. However, this coalition is, from its very nature, a global collaboration, seeking to bring peace and equality. Therefore, the nearby nations of Argentina, Europe, China, Oz, Frozen-Antarctica, are welcomed as secondary agents in this war. Furthermore, the input of all other nations are sought in these trying times.
While we presume that the nations aforementioned do intend to participate, we understand that it may not be the case. Therefore, any nation given a role within this bill may, at any point, gracefully bow out. At that time, the military tribunal (see next paragraph) will unanimously select a successor to that position.
Perhaps the deepest concern in this type of large scale conflict is the corruption of ones morals. We seek to depose a tyranny, not become one. Therefore, we shall put forth a set of rules of engagement for all actors in this war, which shall be overseen by a military tribunal, responsible for the upholding of these standards. (See Appendix A and B)
An equally pressing concern is that of the aftermath of such a conflict. In seeking to depose one tyrant, we need to be wary of propping up new ones. In order to avoid a monopoly of power, each of the primary actors shall occupy only one of those currently held by the USA, with the exception of Quebec, which shall reclaim their home territory of Newfoundland. (See Appendix C)
The war shall be deemed over when the USA is reduced to one Supply Center. At that point, a full trial shall be held by the remaining players, excepting the General Secretary who shall moderate. Those powers shall then decide the fate of the USA, whether to destroy his remaining troops, banish him permanently, or allow for the possibility of reconciliation.
Appendix A
The members of the military tribunal shall be Russia, Libya, and South Africa, with Russia presiding. They shall authorize or condemn any actions that exceed or are in some way in a grey area regarding the rules of engagement.
Appendix B
Actors in the anti-USA coalition shall have full ability to attack or occupy any region currently held by the USA. Neutral SC's shall be left unoccupied in the fall unless deemed necessary by a further bill. Neutral non-SC nations should be avoided at all cost and only infringed upon in the strictest of circumstances.
Appendix C
The exhaustive list of SC's a nation may occupy are as follows:
Western Canada: Indian Territory
Paficic Russia: California
Brazil: Mexico
Quebec: Newfoundland and Florida
Ghana: Texas
***Note that the USA will maintain one SC until decided upon by the security council.