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| Dwayne | May 22 2005, 10:42 AM Post #1 |
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| doctortobe | May 22 2005, 01:25 PM Post #2 |
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Fine, next time the UN wants our help with something, give them a firm NO. |
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| Dwayne | May 22 2005, 01:33 PM Post #3 |
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Does anyone else find it odd that the UN and the New York Times are making such a big deal out of an over 2 year old incident where the military had already investigated, tried and sentenced the soldiers involved? This reeks of desperation ... the UN and the media must ... MUST do all it can to make America under George W. Bush out to be the bad guys, because they fear that if the Bush Administration is successful it will forever change the relevence of the UN and leftist/socialist institutions. |
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| doctortobe | May 22 2005, 01:41 PM Post #4 |
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Yes, they see the danger that the US will pull off a major victory not only in the realms of bringing democracy to the oppressed, but in fighting the war on terror. And that victory would be not only without the UN, but IN SPITE of it. |
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| Cool Vulcan | May 22 2005, 01:42 PM Post #5 |
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The UN are passivists, and full of hippies.
You'll find they do this to all those who are Republican no matter if it was President George W. Bush or some other Republican. You would learn the UN hate most of the truth.
You know when the UN told us no, I have a feeling Bush gave the line that Kirk gave when he was told he couldn't play with the Enterprise anymore. |
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| doctortobe | May 22 2005, 01:45 PM Post #6 |
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Doing things under the UN chafes the US anyway. We do not like putting our forces under the control of an organization that does not know how to use them correctly. |
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| psyfi | May 22 2005, 03:28 PM Post #7 |
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Would this be the same UN that is currently doing nothing about threats posed by Iran and North Korea, and whose Secretary is at best inept and at worse corrupt? Is this the same UN that includes tyrants who use their membership in said as a protective umbrella to preserve their kleptocracies? Could it be the same UN that ran the “Oil For Various Powerful People in France, Russia and other European Countries Program,” thereby propping up a vicious mass-murderer for profit? Is this the UN that removed the US from the Human Rights Commission, allegedly because our nation mistreats blacks, replacing us with the Sudan which is busy committing mass genocide of both its Christians and animists? I am pretty certain that it is the same UN which in 1994 in Rwanda had forewarning that the Hutus were preparing to slaughter the Tutsi and which could have used its peacekeeping force, stationed right on the scene, to easily stopped the killings but, instead ordered the peacekeepers to do nothing. Thus, the U.N. forces drew back and the genocide proceeded. I am also fairly certain that this is the same UN whose Counter-Terrorism Committee will not adopt a definition of terrorism so that it can continue to cooperate with terrorists, particularly the Palestinian terrorists in Israel and also the same UN whose Relief and Works Agency employs terrorist members of Hamas, allows U.N. vehicles to carry terrorist supplies, and helps terrorist organizations collect money. And I am positive that the is the same organization which Daniel Patrick Moynihan, former Ambassador to the U.N., called a "squalid circus." |
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| Cool Vulcan | May 22 2005, 03:35 PM Post #8 |
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The thing is that the so called UN are acred that someone might get hurt and bleed. They are scared that someone migt get wounded and people might die. Thats their attiude. This is why they are so against a war they claim illegal. Last I looked it called the U.S Army not the U.N Army. last I looked it was George W. Bush who is my leader not the head of the UN. |
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| doctortobe | May 22 2005, 04:46 PM Post #9 |
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Perhaps we should condemn the UN. Send out an official diplomatic statement saying that the UN is nothing but an organization built on hypocrisy and whose sole desire is merely to maintain the status quo. Then we can deport each and every diplomat that is inside the UN building in New York. |
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| Cool Vulcan | May 22 2005, 06:21 PM Post #10 |
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We should take back that land that we rightfully own. |
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| who | May 22 2005, 07:13 PM Post #11 |
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I am so tired of the UN, the liberal media, and the Muslim community. Where is the outrage towards Saddam and all his acts? Where is the outrage towards Radical Islam with their savage killing of Muslims and non-Muslims? Where is the outrage over the problems of the UN itself including oil for food, the behavior of the UN "peacekeepers" in Africa? Why does the UN not take a stonger stance on Radical Islam? Why does the UN do nothing about the genocide in Africa? It is time to put things in perspective. I am tired of the blame America first crowd blaming the US for their own fears and problems. If everyone is so Anti-American then let us pull ALL of our troops back home and stop ALL payments to the UN and other foreign aid. Furthermore, the UN can move off US soil. |
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| somerled | May 23 2005, 01:01 AM Post #12 |
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There was an interview with Afghanistan's President, Harmid Karzai on ABC last night , and he came over as very miffed over the incidents , he might be considering asking the USA to leave Afganistan if they don't improve their act. Follow up :Karzai lobbies US President over Afghanistan ABC-RADIO AM this morning |
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| doctortobe | May 23 2005, 01:37 AM Post #13 |
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He can count the number of days he would live on one hand if we did. |
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| Franko | May 23 2005, 01:55 AM Post #14 |
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I'm certainly enjoying this thread. I think we're getting near that time where the US may have to start withdrawing it's support of the UN. This so-called diplomatic organization actually believes that it's purpose is to "counterbalance" US power in the world. "A new mission now; yes, that's it, we will save the world from the awful powers of democratic America." How about a "Federation of Democratic Nations". Now there's an idea. |
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| somerled | May 23 2005, 03:36 AM Post #15 |
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I was under the impression that the USA had removed its support for the UN , except when the UN siuted it's purposes , already . This happened when the UN refused to support or ligitimise the USA in preemptively waging war on Iraq . |
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