Uniformed Services League Mission Brief

"It is the goal of the Uniformed Services League protect American Service Personnel serving overseas from rogue acts by the International Criminal Court (ICC) and other pseudo governmental entities.  To protect our military men and women, we must raise the issue to a fever pitch at a national level.  We want Congress and the Federal Government to protect US Service Personnel from prosecution by the highly politicized body.  A number of avenues should be pursued given the "autonomous" structure of the ICC, because the court was designed to be immune from direct pressure on the UN." According to Uniformed Services League Executive Director Ronald Wilcox in a statement issued November 10, 2007.

The Uniformed Services League has launched robust petition campaigns in 2006 and 2007 calling for protection of our troops against trial in the ICC.

The Uniformed Services League has a dynamic program to become the leading advocate for the control/abolition of the United Nation's International Criminal Court and protection or our service personnel from prosecution by the rogue court.  USL has called for the accountability of the Kofi Annon in the recent scandals that have plagued the UN and has supported US Senator Norm Coleman's efforts to do so.  Despite the obvious corruption and the pressure to do so, Kofi Annon refused to step down.  Petitions to the Secretary General of the UN were refused because "no such recipient" clearly demonstrating the arrogance of power.

The group has kept up the pressure on Congress throughout 2006 and 2007 through thousands of petitions from ordinary American presented to Congress demanding action to protect our uniformed personnel from the globalists that seek to use the ICC as a policy tool.  We saw an attempt at this in the German lawsuit seeking prosecution of former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld in a German Court for "war crimes in Iraq" in September 2006.  This points to the need for Congress to reach out and protect our men and women of the Uniformed Services.
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The Uniformed Services League held a Strategy and Planning Session at the Annual Leadership Conference at the Cozy Inn and Conference Center September 2006.  Topics discussed include media campaign, publications, public awareness initiatives and our petition drives.

The Uniformed Services League held a National Rally for Justice in September 2005 opposing the encroachment of the International Criminal Court on U.S. national sovereignty and its threat to America’s men and women in uniform. 

In addition the Uniformed Services League has distributed nationwide 465,000 surveys in 2004 and 360,567 surveys in 2005 to the American people on the issue of the ICC and provided the results to Congress.

The Uniformed Services League collected and delivered to Congress over 193,531 signed petitions from concerned citizens throughout the country who are alarmed about the growing power of the ICC and threat to our national security that this power present and to the security and freedom of our service personnel.  These petitions demanded congressional action to protect American service personnel from the reach of the UN International Criminal Court.  Otherwise the  and thereby preserve the United States national sovereignty and thus protect our national security.

The Uniformed Services League has distributed hundreds of very special “Thank You” Valentines to troops overseas in recognition of their service and sacrifice for our country.

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