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<center> A resolution to improve world security by boosting police and military budgets.  </center>
 
<center> A resolution to improve world security by boosting police and military budgets.  </center>
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'''RECOGNIZING,''' the calamitous consequences of an asteroid striking the Earth;
 
'''RECOGNIZING,''' the calamitous consequences of an asteroid striking the Earth;
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:'''Votes For:''' 6780
 
:'''Votes For:''' 6780
 
:'''Votes Against:''' 9988
 
:'''Votes Against:''' 9988
:'''Voting Ended:''' On or before Apr 20 2004  
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* [[Passed UN Resolutions]]
* [http://nunaa.skytowerpoet.net/ NationStates United Nations Archive Association] maintains a PDF history of all UN resolutions, passed or failed.
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Space Defense Initiative
A resolution to improve world security by boosting police and military budgets.

Category: International Security Strength: Significant Proposed By: SCOS OJ


RECOGNIZING, the calamitous consequences of an asteroid striking the Earth;


RECALLING, Asteroid 2004 FH, the 100 foot in diameter asteroid which, on 19 March 2004, passed perilously close to Earth;


RECOGNIZING, that the gravity of the harm of such an event justifies measured responsive action;


REAFFIRMING, the duty and obligation of the governments of all nations to defend its peoples;


REAFFIRMING, this council's resolution of 12 November 2002, "Fight the Axis of Evil," calling for an increase in defense spending;


REAFFIRMING, this council's resolution of 6 October 2003, "International Space Initiative", calling for international cooperation in the development and advancement of space based technology;


THE UNITED NATIONS, IN COUNCIL ASSEMBLED,


RESOLVES to undertake the research and development of an orbital defense platform designed to defend Earth from threatening interstellar objects;


URGES the development of proper equipment for said platform, possibly including, but not limited to, long range reconnaissance scanners, tractor beams and energy based cannons;


URGES but does not compel all nations to participate in this endeavor;


URGES each participating nation to contribute its maximum allowance in good faith;


RESOLVES that in order to prevent the orbital defense platform from improper application, each use and deployment of the platform be approved by full consensus of all participating nations;


DECIDES to remain seized of the matter


Votes For: 6780
Votes Against: 9988
Voting Ended: Mon Apr 19 2004


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