I have had it. UN official, Jan Egeland's comments (that he has recently been backpedaling on) were the straw that broke this camel's back. At what point do we finally admit that the U.N. has been an exercise in futility? We are funding and supporting a complete and utter failure of an organization. At what point do Americans finally say, "Enough!"?
The U.N. has a longer record of failures in its mission than it has successes. The League of Nations had the good grace to disband when they failed to stop Nazi aggression through diplomatic means. It's clear to most intelligent life forms that the UN group of thugs will never disband. The Oil for Food scandal alone should be enough for the U.N. to bite the bullet and pull its own plug.
Maybe it's time for a little revolution? It's time for a new organization, the "Democratic Nations League" possibly? In this new organization, only democratic countries who have relatively free economies and respect human rights are allowed to participate. Officials who hold a position in the new DNL would be accountable to the voters of their respective countries. Accountability is the main ingredient missing in the current dysfunctional UN paradigm. It's time for a little shake-up and re-org, isn't it? Time for a revolution -- kick the UN off our "stingy" American soil, withdraw our own membership in the UN and our "stingy" funding, and begin building a more effective organization! How do we strike this match and get this revolution started? Suggestions anyone?
The U.N. has a longer record of failures in its mission than it has successes. The League of Nations had the good grace to disband when they failed to stop Nazi aggression through diplomatic means. It's clear to most intelligent life forms that the UN group of thugs will never disband. The Oil for Food scandal alone should be enough for the U.N. to bite the bullet and pull its own plug.
Maybe it's time for a little revolution? It's time for a new organization, the "Democratic Nations League" possibly? In this new organization, only democratic countries who have relatively free economies and respect human rights are allowed to participate. Officials who hold a position in the new DNL would be accountable to the voters of their respective countries. Accountability is the main ingredient missing in the current dysfunctional UN paradigm. It's time for a little shake-up and re-org, isn't it? Time for a revolution -- kick the UN off our "stingy" American soil, withdraw our own membership in the UN and our "stingy" funding, and begin building a more effective organization! How do we strike this match and get this revolution started? Suggestions anyone?
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