Iraq War Is UNCONSTITUTIONAL

               Article VI of the United States Constitution says 
          that ratified treaties "shall be the supreme law of the 
          land".  The United Nations Charter was ratified by the 
          United States Senate in 1945. 

               Article 2 of the United Nations Charter states that 
          "all members shall refrain in their international 
          relations from the threat or use of force against the 
          territorial integrity or political independence of any 
          state". 

               Article 51 of the United Nations Charter allows the 
          right of self-defense ONLY "if an armed attack occurs" 
          against the country invoking the right. 

               The United States' attack against and invasion of 
          Iraq, which has NOT attacked the United States, is a 
          BLATANT VIOLATION of the United Nations Charter and is 
          therefore UNCONSTITUTIONAL. 

               This amounts to a LEGAL BASIS for an IMMEDIATE 
          REGIME CHANGE IN WASHINGTON, DC. 

                                 Robert E. McElwaine
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