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Because the current UK government’s Brexit position will cause them to violate the GFA treaty with Ireland. Its the same behavior. I presumed you would have b
by pinkfoot 7y ago
Because the current UK government’s Brexit position will cause them to violate the GFA treaty with Ireland.
Its the same behavior.
I presumed you would have been able to make the leap.
- pimmen 7y agoI understand that, but it has nothing do with whether or not China be using force to break a legal treaty or not. Unless what you really want is to divert the discussion away from whether or not China would be breaking a treaty to cases of other nations breaking treaties.
- echaozh 7y agoHow many treaties have Trump violated? Does anyone want to do something about the US?
- StreamBright 7y agoHow many? I only think of one the Paris agreement that the US has withdrawn from. But that is not a legally binding treaty according to the US officials. "United States officials to regard the Paris Agreement as an executive agreement rather than a legally binding treaty. This removed the requirement for the United States Congress to ratify the agreement.[13] In April 2016, the United States became a signatory to the Paris Agreement, and accepted it by executive order in September 2016"