The Bear on Sep 13 2008 | Filed under: Culture, United Nations
According to a May 20, 2008 Washington Times article titled “U.N. Puts Its Scope On U.S. Racism”, this world body has sent an envoy to the United States to gather information regarding racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia, and “related intolerance”.
The Bear on Aug 20 2008 | Filed under: Global Warming, United Nations
…there is a tendency now to submerge the sovereignty of the U.S. to the will of the United Nations Organizations.
The Bear on Aug 19 2008 | Filed under: United Nations
Perhaps we should rename the United Nations and call it the “Nations of Islam - United in Unique and Ineffable Perfection.” Sounds appropriate.
The Bear on Aug 19 2008 | Filed under: National Defense, United Nations
Apparently Richardson (And Obama -added) was ambassador to the United Nations for 19 months without noticing that Russia has a Security Council veto.
The Bear on Jan 13 2008 | Filed under: United Nations
In the meantime, this United Nations resolution must be seen and declared for what it is: One more futile attempt to stop the onset of progress in the places that need it most.
The Bear on Dec 29 2007 | Filed under: United Nations
We’ve had enough, thank you. The U.N. wastes billions each year, while corruption flourishes. It’s time for the U.S. to pull out.
The Bear on Dec 02 2007 | Filed under: United Nations
The goal was spelled out in the 1994 edition of the Human Development Report, which included an essay by Jan Tinbergen calling for a strengthening of the United Nations system. Ultimately, he said, “What is needed is a World Government.”
The Bear on Nov 26 2007 | Filed under: United Nations
Diplomacy still does not hold much promise in the face of fanatically held beliefs. The brutality of war, however, does impose a peace of sorts, if only for a short while between new conflicts.
The Bear on Nov 26 2007 | Filed under: United Nations
The warning from ADF Chief Counsel Benjamin Bull notes that the case, being pursued by President Bush through the Department of Justice, could result in U.S. laws being subjugated to U.N. resolutions and rules to the point that local police officers will have to spend more time studying international law than catching criminals.
The Bear on Oct 19 2007 | Filed under: United Nations
It is a Gresham’s Law of communication in which the bad, or in this case the lie, drives the good or the truth out of circulation.
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