How to save America By Henry Lamb The United States is on the
brink of signing a new climate change treaty that many people
believe will be the mechanism that ushers in global governance.
Global governance has been under construction for many years.
Every new treaty in which the United States participates
requires the surrender of a little more sovereignty.
International treaties have influenced domestic policy
throughout the 20th century, forcing the federal government to
impose restrictions on individual freedom which are not
authorized in the enumerated powers set forth in the U.S.
Constitution. For example, nothing in Article 1, Section 8 of
the U.S. Constitution empowers the federal government to
restrict the use of private property. The Endangered Species
Act, enacted to bring the United States into compliance with
several international treaties, gives the federal government the
power to dictate what a private land owner may and may not do on
his own land. This is only one of the more obvious examples o