Markus Müller
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Comments by "Markus Müller" (@markusmuller6173) on "Lavrov slams Zelensky's russophobic words, saying it is the Ukrainian side who refuses peace talks" video.
The rules of the UN Security Council and its quorum can and must be urgently adapted to current global needs!
Abolition of the right of veto for all cross-border aggressors and reduction of the yes quorum for the deployment of a peacekeeping missions to a 2/3 majority.
After all, it is not only UN Security Council states that already have armies that could be deployed as part of a short-term UN-coordinated task force to ensure fair referendums (plebiscites) in disputed crisis areas like: Eastern Ukraine, Kurdistan, Jammu and Kashmir, Nagorno Karabakh, Tibet and Xinjiang, Palestine, Western Sahara...
In addition to the choice between two or more competing states, fair referendums in a region must of course also offer the option of fully self-determined sovereignty.
(A state transition like that of Yugoslavia to Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia... - or from Czechoslovakia to the Czech Republic and Slovakia)
Or do we only admire those "representatives of the people" whose administration leads to bloody conflicts? As soon as people honor again good suggestions from individuals for fair dispute resolution (and compare, discuss and choose respective improved regulations), we will be able to climb the next step on the evolution ladder.
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The rules of the UN Security Council and its quorum can and must be urgently adapted to current global needs!
Abolition of the right of veto for all cross-border aggressors and reduction of the yes quorum for the deployment of a peacekeeping missions to a 2/3 majority.
After all, it is not only UN Security Council states that already have armies that could be deployed as part of a short-term UN-coordinated task force to ensure fair referendums (plebiscites) in disputed crisis areas like: Eastern Ukraine, Kurdistan, Jammu and Kashmir, Nagorno Karabakh, Tibet and Xinjiang, Palestine, Western Sahara...
In addition to the choice between two or more competing states, fair referendums in a region must of course also offer the option of fully self-determined sovereignty.
(A state transition like that of Yugoslavia to Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia... - or from Czechoslovakia to the Czech Republic and Slovakia)
Or do we only admire those "representatives of the people" whose administration leads to bloody conflicts? As soon as people honor again good suggestions from individuals for fair dispute resolution (and compare, discuss and choose respective improved regulations), we will be able to climb the next step on the evolution ladder.
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