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Billions of barrels of oil and gas potential are in the hundreds of
thousands of square miles of American seabeds that the U.S. State
Department is giving to the Russians.
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President Bush has declared all offshore areas open for oil and gas
exploration.
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The State Department has given itself a special exception for the Russians
over U.S. seabeds in Arctic Ocean and Bering Sea.
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This State Department favor to the Russians is in the form of a
secretly-negotiated maritime boundary agreement. The public, State of
Alaska, and Congress were kept in the dark.
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The maritime boundary agreement puts eight American Alaskan islands and
their vast 200-mile seabeds on the Russian side.
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This is a special type of State Department foreign aid to authoritarian
regimes. Instead of cash, the State Department is giving away land and
massive seabeds.
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The State Department giveaway policy started with Secretary of State Henry
Kissinger in 1977 under his “détente” campaign. All Secretaries of State
since him have kept the policy.
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Senator Ted Stevens of Alaska has always favored the giveaway. He
was just indicted for taking a quarter-million dollars of unreported gifts
from an oil company VECO.
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The State of Alaska strongly opposes this giveaway which includes Alaskan
sovereignty and property. The Alaska legislature has overwhelmingly
passed resolutions of opposition under leadership of Representative John
Coghill Jr. (907-488-5725). State Department just ignores.
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The President, Secretary of State, and Congress could end the giveaway
with the stroke of a pen.
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The eight American Alaskan islands are five in the Arctic Ocean (Wrangell,
Herald, Bennett, Jeannette, and Henrietta), and three in the Bering Sea
(Copper Island, Sea Lion Rock, and Sea Otter Rock).
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The five in the Arctic Ocean were discovered by Americans in 1881. Famous
adventurer John Muir and Revenue Marine (Coast Guard) Captain Calvin
Leighton Hooper found Wrangell Island. Navy Lt. George Washington DeLong
aboard USS Jeannette found Bennett, Jeannette, and Henrietta (the crew got
gold medals from Congress).
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Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has strong oil-industry ties. She was
on the board of Chevron Corporation and had an oil tanker named for her.
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Congress should investigate.
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Presidential candidates Barack Obama, John McCain, Ralph Nader, Bob Barr,
and others must take a stand.
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SENATOR JOSEPH BIDEN ACTIVELY SUPPORTS GIVEAWAY
OF
8 AMERICAN ISLANDS AND OIL-RICH SEABEDS TO RUSSIANS
Senator Joseph Biden has supported for many years the
giveaway of 8 American Alaskan islands and their oil-rich seabeds to the
Russians.
Senator Biden on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee
favorably received the proposed giveaway maritime boundary treaty that the
State Department had secretly negotiated with Russia. The maritime
boundary puts eight American islands and their 200-mile exclusive economic
zones on the Russian side: Wrangell, Herald, Bennett, Jeannette, and
Henrietta Islands in the Arctic Ocean, and Copper Island, Sea Lion Rock,
and Sea Otter Rock in the Bering Sea. Congress, the State of Alaska, and
the American public were excluded from the negotiations.
Senator Ted Steven of Alaska presented the proposed giveaway
treaty at the Senate hearing. Biden chaired the hearing and voted for
it. He noted the giveaway feature in his question, “…can you think of any
circumstance anywhere in the world where there is a maritime boundary
where one of the countries that it is a party to that boundary has
sovereign jurisdiction over a piece of land that is on the other side of
the maritime boundary?” (Senate Hearing 102-190, “U.S. Soviet Maritime
Boundary Agreement”, Treaty Document 101-22, p. 42., June 13, 1991)
Carl Olson, Chairman of State Department Watch, testified at
the hearing, presenting numerous resolutions of opposition from the Alaska
Legislature, the California Legislature, and many national organizations.
“Fortunately the giveaway treaty has not been put into force, but the
underlying State Department giveaway maritime boundary agreement with
Russia is being enforced. It could be reversed by a stroke of the pen of
the President. Congress should be investigating.” Olson stated.
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