WELCOME TO #MARITIME_LAW!
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Finally notta a 🇮🇱 #JEW_STACKED Controlled Supreme 🇺🇸 #kangaroo Court!
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🗣️ #ATTENTION UNITED NATIONS! If you do not act like a #LEGAL_INSTITUTION GOVERNING these ILLEGAL #WAR_CRIMES???
🚔 🔥 You will lose your AUTHORITY and TASTINGTRAFFIC LLC will become the NEW UNITED NATIONS WORLDWIDE due to BLATANT #GROSS_ABANDONMENT OF #YOUR_CHARTERED_DUTIES and #POST!
🤿 You know as a commercial Underwater Heli/Ox Saturation Diver working offshore and as a ⛵ #Sailor for decades here in #Florida, there is another #LAW_BOOK THAT #AIPAC AND #PAGAN_PERVERT_HOMOSEXUAL.GOV MISSED >> CALLED #MARITIME_LAW that all states must #OBEY 🧭 Worldwide Jurisdictions.
THE UNITED STATES of AMERICA has CROSSED that LINE into ACTIVE 💣 💥 #WAR_CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY 🌐 broadcast on INTERNATIONAL TV AND the INTERNET NO LESS.
aka #evidence A REAL Attorneys #WET_DREAM! ;)
To be #complacent dissolves UN charter policies, currently not in #EFFECT NOR #ENFORCED?!
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12/2/2025
💪 Case in Point: Even a #civilian can go to federal prison for many years for EVEN a #FIST FIGHT IN 🌐 #INTERNATIIONAL_WATERS.
and why #SO_CALLED_AUTHORITY can-never be #TRUSTED.
This is the ✝️ Main reason WHY 🦅 PATRIOTS NEVER TAKE A KNEE TO ANY MAN OR AUTHORITY BC REAL 🦅 PATRIOTS ARE #SOVEREIGN! 🏆
aka ✝️ #GOLDEN!
⚔️ #Fighting in international waters is highly regulated under international law, and the use of lethal force by states is generally prohibited except under specific, exceptional circumstances. International waters, or the high seas, are governed by the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), which reserves these waters for peaceful purposes and prohibits states from exercising sovereignty over them.
⚔️ All nations have freedoms such as navigation and overflight, but these are conditional upon adherence to legal frameworks that restrict the use of military force.
⚔️ The use of force in international waters is only permitted in cases of self-defense against an armed attack—provided it is immediate, necessary, and proportionate—authorization by the UN Security Council, or through previously agreed multilateral operations.
🚢 ⚓ 🚤 Vessels on the high seas are subject to the jurisdiction of their flag state, and boarding or use of force against them requires justification, such as well-founded suspicion of piracy, slave trafficking, or if the vessel is stateless.
Non-lethal measures are typically expected when intercepting vessels, and lethal force must be reasonable and necessary in self-defense when there is an immediate threat to life.
Recent incidents have highlighted tensions between national security claims and legal constraints. In September 2025, U.S. military forces destroyed a Venezuelan boat in the Caribbean Sea, killing eleven people, which President Donald Trump confirmed and justified as part of a campaign against drug trafficking.
The U.S. later expanded such operations into the eastern Pacific and asserted the existence of a “non-international armed conflict” against the Tren de Aragua criminal group, invoking war powers to justify targeting vessels.
However, no evidence has been made public to substantiate the allegations, and no claim of self-defense under Article 51 of the UN Charter was deemed valid, as the threshold of an “armed attack” was not met.
Experts widely regard such actions as legally questionable. The unilateral use of lethal force without multilateral authorization or clear self-defense justification may violate international law, including the UN Charter’s prohibition on the use of force (Article 2(4)).
Such operations could constitute war crimes if conducted outside self-defense norms, especially when targeting individuals suspected solely of drug trafficking.
The destruction of vessels without trial or verification raises serious concerns about human rights violations, particularly the right to life, and undermines principles of due process and state sovereignty.
Moreover, treating transnational criminal organizations as enemies in an “armed conflict” lacks legal foundation under international humanitarian law, which requires a certain intensity of hostilities and organized command structures—conditions not clearly met in this context.
Critics argue that this reclassification risks normalizing extraterritorial military actions and eroding the international legal order.
Attacks on vessels in international waters without proper legal basis may also trigger international responsibility for the violating state, including breaches of human rights and infringement of another state’s sovereignty.
While some suggest alternative law enforcement approaches—such as interception in contiguous zones or enhanced regional cooperation—current practices appear to prioritize security over legal compliance.
In sum, while states face real threats from transnational crime, the use of force in international waters must conform to established legal standards. Unilateral military strikes, particularly those resulting in loss of life without transparent justification, challenge the rule of law at sea and risk setting dangerous precedents for future conduct on the high seas.
🥊 #John_Mellencamp - Authority Song (Official Music Video) 🥊
💪 I fight Authority but Authority always WINS???
✝️ I #still have a #dream, a dream #deeply_rooted in the #American_dream – one day this #nation will #rise_up and #live_up to its #creed,
~"We #hold these #truths to be #self_evident: that #all_men are #created_equal." I have a dream ...~
—Martin Luther King Jr. (1963)
1. https://youtu.be/wsEwK69LXjQ
#2Pac ft. Dr. #Dre and #Roger_Troutman - #California_Love (Official Music Video)
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