NEW RELEASE – For immediate release
Sept. 13, 2010
For more information, email Terry Graham at EuroAmRights@hotmail.com
California Woman Files UN Complaint Charging Feds with Genocide of
Euro-American Christians
A California woman has filed a formal complaint with the UN High
Commissioner for Human Rights charging the US federal government with
genocide of European-American Christians through its immigration policies.
Terry Graham sent the eight-page complaint to UN High Commissioner
Navanethem Pillay on Sept. 3, after Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s
filed a report with Pillay’s office claiming that the federal government’s
legal challenge to Arizona’s new immigration law will protect “human
rights”.
In July, the US Dept. of Justice filed a lawsuit in federal district court
seeking to nullify and prevent enforcement of Arizona’s immigration law,
asserting the federal government alone has authority over immigration.
Earlier, President Obama attacked Arizona’s law, saying it was “unfair” and
potentially violated the civil rights of Hispanic citizens.
“The US Constitution, and US federal and international laws against genocide
preempt and nullify all laws, policies and procedures – including those
advanced illegally last month by the Executive, Legislative and Judicial
branches of our federal government that result in the destruction of
European-Americans,” says Graham.
Graham’s complaint cites the UN Genocide Convention of 1948, international
and human rights laws, US Public Law 95-435 and the US Constitution, Article
I, Section 8, which gives the US Congress the power to “define and punish…
offences against the Law of Nations.”
The UN Genocide Convention defines genocide” as “deliberately inflicting
upon [a group] conditions of life calculated to bring about the physical
destruction in whole or in part.” Article II further defines genocide as
“causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group” and
“imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group”, which can
include job losses and taxation policies that cause stress and lower
birthrates. Under the Convention, which Congress adopted under US Public
Law 95-435, “group” is defined by nation, race, ethnicity, or religion.
Graham noted that in 1960, Euro-American Christians comprised 89% percent of
the nation’s population, but now are minorities in many parts of the United
States solely due to federal actions that promote massive Third world
immigration.
In 1998, Hillary Clinton’s husband, Pres. Bill Clinton, publicly
acknowledged that the destruction of White Christian Americans was
intentional when he said, “In a little more than 50 years, there will be no
majority race in the United States.”
In her complaint, Graham asks the UN Human Rights Commissioner to promptly
investigate her charges and “make an immediate, formal request of the US
federal government to place a judicial stay on all US laws, policies,
procedures, lawsuits and legal actions that advance this genocide.” She is
also seeking reparations as defined by the UN Genocide Convention that “must
wipe out all the consequences of the illegal act and to re-establish the
situation which would, in all probability, have existed if that act had not
been committed.”
Graham is urging others to file their own complaints with the UN High
Commissioner for Human Rights via mail or email as soon as possible. She
also asks that lawsuits be filed charging the US federal government with
genocide of European-American Christians in US and courts in nations who are
signatories to the UN Convention on Genocide.
“If the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights refuses or fails to
investigate and rule on my complaint that the U.S. federal government’s
laws, policies, procedures and other actions are an act of genocide against
U.S. European-American Christians, we must conclude that ”human rights and
international law are no longer binding on the U.S. government or that
European-American Christians, alone, are not protected by those laws, Graham
said.