Originally posted by john9001
i don't think the UN charter allows for the adding of any new "permanent member " to the SC, the temp SC members are added on a rotating basis.
Sorry John9001, but the rules of the SC are set by the General Assambly of UN. They decide how many and who sits in the SC.
Who is permanent and who will have a Veto. If 2/3 of the 191 members of UN agree with a change of the SC, it will be changed.
If you do not like the rules that USA created in cooperation with other countries during the fundation of UN 1945, you might want to leave. If you leave, the UN charta will not apply to you but the International law set by the UN Charta will.
You guys can think and threat to leave, but it will not change the facts that the rules of the UN Charta still applies. If you want to make a change of the UN Charta, you must have support from the General assambly.
Now back to the question: What African country would you like to see in SC as permanent member? South Africa, Egypt or Nigeria?