Wednesday, December 29, 2004
U.N. Unqualified for Relief Effort
Did we hear correctly?
Is the United States turning over millions of dollars to the United Nations and its agencies to relieve the immense suffering of millions victimized by the 9.0 South Asia earthquake and resultant tsunami?
Joseph Farah: How is this possible given the latest scandalous news about the United Nations?
Forget the "oil-for-food" scandal in which U.N. officials and their designates received millions in payoffs.
Forget the lack of accountability this global agency has demonstrated over the years.
Forget the way the United Nations oversaw genocide in Rwanda.
Forget the fact that the United Nations has never, ever in the history of the world done more good than harm wherever it has been deployed in humanitarian efforts.
Let's just for a moment look at what the United Nations is doing right now in the Congo.
U.N. officials there have turned a relief effort into one giant sex slavery ring.
And this was no isolated incident in the Congo where there is "rampant sexual exploitation of Congolese girls and women by the U.N.'s 11,000 peacekeepers and 1,000 civilians."
Is this what we can expect when the United Nations goes to work in Thailand, in Sri Lanka, in Indonesia and other locations hard hit by perhaps the worst natural disaster since the Flood?
Yes, it is what we should expect.
So why is the U.S. turning over U.S. taxpayer dollars to an incompetent, morally corrupt, unaccountable agency?
Do we want the victims of this natural disaster to be victimized a second time?
Giving these predatory monsters our money and a new relief mission is tantamount to giving them a new license to rape and pillage people who need love and compassion.
This is why the United Nations needs to be destroyed, dismantled, obliterated from the memory of the people of the Earth. As long as it exists, it will siphon off vast amounts of money, manpower and resources that might otherwise accomplish some good.
No matter what horrors the United Nations perpetrates on innocent people, there is no accountability, no punishment, no consequence. That's why it is inevitable that we will only create new victims of this global monstrosity by sending more relief money.
Did we hear correctly?
Is the United States turning over millions of dollars to the United Nations and its agencies to relieve the immense suffering of millions victimized by the 9.0 South Asia earthquake and resultant tsunami?
Joseph Farah: How is this possible given the latest scandalous news about the United Nations?
Forget the "oil-for-food" scandal in which U.N. officials and their designates received millions in payoffs.
Forget the lack of accountability this global agency has demonstrated over the years.
Forget the way the United Nations oversaw genocide in Rwanda.
Forget the fact that the United Nations has never, ever in the history of the world done more good than harm wherever it has been deployed in humanitarian efforts.
Let's just for a moment look at what the United Nations is doing right now in the Congo.
U.N. officials there have turned a relief effort into one giant sex slavery ring.
And this was no isolated incident in the Congo where there is "rampant sexual exploitation of Congolese girls and women by the U.N.'s 11,000 peacekeepers and 1,000 civilians."
Is this what we can expect when the United Nations goes to work in Thailand, in Sri Lanka, in Indonesia and other locations hard hit by perhaps the worst natural disaster since the Flood?
Yes, it is what we should expect.
So why is the U.S. turning over U.S. taxpayer dollars to an incompetent, morally corrupt, unaccountable agency?
Do we want the victims of this natural disaster to be victimized a second time?
Giving these predatory monsters our money and a new relief mission is tantamount to giving them a new license to rape and pillage people who need love and compassion.
This is why the United Nations needs to be destroyed, dismantled, obliterated from the memory of the people of the Earth. As long as it exists, it will siphon off vast amounts of money, manpower and resources that might otherwise accomplish some good.
No matter what horrors the United Nations perpetrates on innocent people, there is no accountability, no punishment, no consequence. That's why it is inevitable that we will only create new victims of this global monstrosity by sending more relief money.
