NATO deserves the Label of Criminal Organisation - Alfred de Zayas (English)

"All may look dark today, but still; light goes through cracks" says returning guest professor Alfred de Zayas. De Zayas talks about international law and censorship, the human rights industry, and the corruption of institutions, like NATO.

Alfred de Zayas is a former UN Independent Expert on the Promotion of a democratic and equitable international order (2012-18), former senior lawyer with the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights and Secretary of the UN Human Rights Committee. He is Professor of international law and world history at the Geneva School of Diplomacy.

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links:

• this interview op YouTube | Rumble | Bitchute | Odysee | Buzzsprout

• previous interviews with Alfred de Zayas on Potkaars: https://potkaars.nl/blog?tag=alfred%20de%20zayas

• Alfred de Zayas

  • personal website https://alfreddezayas.com/

  • Human Rights Corner https://dezayasalfred.wordpress.com/

  • on twitter https://twitter.com/Alfreddezayas

• external sources

  • December 2021 - Agreement on measures to ensure the security of The Russian Federation and member States of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization

  • February 2022 - Text of the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia Mr. Sergey Lavrov`s written message on Indivisibility of Security addressed to the Heads of Foreign / External Affairs Ministers / Secretaries of the US, Canada and several European countries

  • EU "The Digital Services Act package" - https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/digital-services-act-package

• publications

  • 2012 FREEDOM OF OPINION AND FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION: SOME REFLECTIONS ON GENERAL COMMENT NO. 34 OF THE UN HUMAN RIGHTS COMMITTEE

  • Book: Building a Just Wold Order - De Zayas, 2021

  • Economic Sanctions Kill - Counterpunch, 2022

  • A Common-Sense Approach to Mediation for Peace - Counterpunch, 11 july 2023

  • NATO deserves the label 'criminal organization' within meaning of the Nuremberg judgment - Global Times, 15 july 2023

  • Book: The Human Rights Industry - De Zayas, august 2023

  • on Clarity Press:

    • https://www.claritypress.com/product/human-rights-industry/

    • https://www.claritypress.com/product/building-a-just-world-order/

    • https://www.claritypress.com/product/countering-mainstream-narratives-fake-news-fake-law-fake-freedomcountering-the-mainstream-narratives-fake-news-fake-law-fake-freedom/

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De Zayas: "Russia is restrained in their actions in Ukraine, however when Ukraine escalates for example by blowing up the Crimean bridge, there's going to be retaliations. The tragedy is that hundreds of thousands of young people and also elderly people, civilians who have nothing to do with the war, have lost their lives on the altar of NATO expansion".

The UN charter is superior to the treaty of NATO. We should observe our obligation not to threaten other countries, not to engage in systematic disinformation and demonization of Russia. We are violating the UN Charter. Obviously the invasion of Russia in Ukraine is also a violation, that's a given. But it was provoked.

It's a question of how we can mediate so that they [red. the US] can retreat without loosing too much face, but they will have to retreat, because it's either accept that Russian and China exist and live with it, or you're going to have to destroy the entire world.

August 25th the EU Digital Services Act goes into effect, allowing the European Commission to invoke censorship through big tech companies. De Zayas explains how that is in violation with the right to freedom of speech.

The United Nations has appointed many experts and special rapporteurs. They're obliged to be independent, but if you are, the price is you're going to be mobbed. De Zayas talks about the procedure during his appointment of United Nations Independent Expert on the Promotion of a Democratic and Equitable International Order and that of Nils Melzer as special rapporteur for torture. Melzer who during his term took on the case of Julian Assange and determined Assange to show signs of a victim of torture.

The topic of conversation then moves into the end of the Vietnam war, at which time then president Nixon took the US dollar off the gold standard and a system called the petro-dollar started. That system is now coming to an end, as more and more countries trade between them in their own currencies, rather than the US dollar. Not in the least because of the weaponization of the dollar. De Zayas: "if we had not abused the dollar as a weapon, if we had not linked our unilateral coercive measures to the use of the dollar, people would still trust the dollar". The process has begun. It's not going to be overnight, but it is a snowball process that's going to have a devastating effect on the US economy. De Zayas says as long as we have these neocons in power, we're not going to be able to solve this problem. They are capable of taking the whole world with them in nuclear apocalypse.

We discuss the media in the Netherlands and recent news that Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte has offered his resignation. Rumour has it he's aiming for the position of heading NATO. What's the influence on Dutch politics by foreign posers? Not just the US but also WEF to which Rutte is a prominent member? De Zayas expresses his concern on the loss of sovereignty of the Netherlands and other countries, because of the existence of the European Union and especially of NATO.; NATO deserves the label 'criminal organization' within meaning of the Nuremberg judgment.

NATO has usurped the exclusive role of the United Nations in the use of force and has proven itself to be an aggressive organisation non-stop for the last twenty years.

Alfred de Zayas just wrote a new book called the Human Rights Industry. De Zayas: it's a business. There's a lot of people making a lot of money out of it.