Abuse of Codex Alimentarius Cartel and the Berlin Tribunal.... Can we stop it?

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COMPETENCE OF THE COURTS

I. This complaint is formally filed with the International Court of Justice in The Hague, The Netherlands, for the following compelling reasons:

• The International Court of Justice in the Hague has the competence for trials against humanity. In a similar way, the International Court of Justice conducted the International Tribunal on War Crimes Against former Yugoslavia and against individuals who had committed crimes against humanity. The mass murder, genocide and other crimes committed by and on behalf of the Pharma-Cartel surpass those committed by any war criminals by an order of magnitude.
• The extraordinary magnitude of these crimes essentially affecting every human life on earth urges for international proceedings in addition to any legal action that may be taken at the local, regional or national level.
• To organize these crimes, the Pharma-Cartel abuses bodies of the United Nations Organizations such as the World Health Organization (WHO), Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) and the “Codex Alimentarius Commission” established under the auspices of these UN-Organizations.

These efforts directly contradict and openly violate the purpose of these UN-Organizations that were created to serve humanity and not to harm it. Therefore, the International Court of Justice has a moral, ethical and legal obligation and responsibility to initiate this case.

II. This document will serve as a legal basis for all governments and member countries of the United Nations to officially support the organization of this International Tribunal against the accused at the International Court of Justice, through the United Nations Organizations and through other ways and means. People around the world are encouraged to hold their political leaders responsible if their governments delay such support that would bring to an end the ongoing mass murder and world-wide genocide committed by the accused.

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