“You won’t shove a Palestinian state down our throats: we will not
commit national suicide just because you are weak …Giving the
Palestinians a state near Jerusalem after October 7th is like giving
al-Qaeda a state in New York City after 9/11.”—Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu; September 25 United Nations General Assembly
By Robin Itzler
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World
War I was touted as the war to end all wars. Surely that was going to
be the end of mass killings, with about 80 million worldwide dead as
its backdrop. In reality, it laid the groundwork for the outbreak of
WWII.
The United Nations was founded in October 1945. Fifty
countries were the original members who (insert violins here) came
together to prevent future global conflicts and promote international
cooperation.
Today there are 193 member nations and if you went down the list, you’d
find that many lean more toward Stalin/Hitler than Roosevelt/Churchill,
and are heavily dominated by Islamic nations whose views are
antithetical to western civilization.
Members can hear what is being discussed in any of the six official
languages: Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish.
The United Nations will soon celebrate its 80th anniversary, but as
President Trump shared in his speech to the General Assembly, overall,
it has become an impotent body.
“What
is the purpose of the United Nations? The UN has such tremendous
potential… All they seem to do is write a really strongly worded letter,
and then never follow that letter up. It’s empty words — and empty
words don’t solve war.”
“Not only is the UN not solving the problems it should, too often, it is
actually creating new problems for us to solve… The United Nations is
funding an assault on Western countries and their borders… The UN is
supposed to stop invasions, not create them and not finance them.”
For
decades, there’s been talk about the United States leaving the United
Nations. Ain’t gonna happen. The left leaning UN should still exist and
the United States should always be a member because we are the world
leader and have immense influence. However, the UN should relocate to a
more lunatic-friendly environment such as The Hague, Netherlands. Then
most of the nations can join hands and spend their days applauding
Hamas, listening to Greta Thunberg and issuing news releases about
climate change.
Where's the UN when Muslims are slaughtering Christians world over.
Nigeria has become a slaughterhouse as Muslims continue killing
Christians. More than 7,000 Christians have been killed so far this
year.
The killings started in 2009 when Boko Haram wanted to establish a
caliphate. Since then, Inter-society estimates that nearly 200,000
civilians have been killed. Most are Christians but Boko Haram also
kills liberal Muslims.
Christians are fleeing Syria rather than wait around for the new regime
to murder more of them, which has happened. They are going to
neighboring countries such as Lebanon, Jordan, and Turkey.
The Druze community in Syria is also being slaughtered. More than 600
have been killed, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
The only country that seems to care about the Druze minority is Israel,
which sent in defense to protect the dwindling Druze population.
Dr. M. Zuhdi Jasser, president of the American Islamic Forum for
Democracy, is a frequent guest on conservative networks. Speaking on Fox
News in July, Dr. Jasser said:
“The world has grown tragically used to Syrian suffering. More than half
a million people have been killed. Over 13 million have been displaced.
Cities, like my ancestral hometown of Aleppo, have been reduced to
rubble. And yet, from the ashes of Bashar al-Assad’s family reign, a new
authoritarianism is emerging, this time driven not by secular
fascism, but by religious supremacism . . .
As
a Syrian American, my heart aches for what has become of my ancestral
homeland. As a physician, I cannot detach myself from the human
suffering behind each headline. And as someone who has spent decades
warning of the rising threat of Islamism, I am sounding the alarm: a new
tyranny is taking root in Syria, cloaked in religious language, but
every bit as dangerous and destructive as the last.
The
importance of exposing, understanding, and confronting early inflection
points in Syria towards yet another tyranny after over 55 years of
Ba’athist military dictatorship cannot be overstated.”
Violence, instability, murder, and dystopia follow societies
dominated by Muslims and socialists. Christians, Jews and other non
Islamic groups are being slaughtered by Muslims and the world’s silence
is deafening!