United Nations - Band of Criminals

As I have been says in past posts, the UN must be removed from our soil and placed where these cut-throat killers can feel more at home. Some place like the Sudan or the Ivory Coast where they can shoot people from the windows of the UN for sport.

This book covers all the bases on these urban terrorists blood suckers.

From NewsMax.comBy Joan Swirsky
"The U.N. Exposed: How the United Nations Sabotages America's Security and Fails the World" by Eric Shawn. Penguin Press, 336 pages.
Eric Shawn's new book "The U.N. Exposed" is a blistering attack on the world body's corruption, hypocrisies, greed, ineptitude, scandals and crimes against humanity - and it delivers knockout punches on every page.
Shawn, a veteran Fox News Network anchor who has covered the United Nations for years, mourns the demise of the organization that, in his childhood and adolescence, stood for everything he stood for: "world peace, cooperation, compassion and goodness."

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With clear regret, laced with the contempt and anger reserved for fallen icons, Shawn reports that today, "less than five miles from Ground Zero in Manhattan, sits an international hotbed of anti-Americanism" ... an organization led by "institutional narcissism" that has fallen from grace in a "decline of its own making."

The United Nations, Shawn writes, "only exists in the imaginations of the people who work there" but where tour guides sell "the U.N. fantasy in 13 different languages."

In chapter after chapter, many with self-explanatory titles - including "The U.N. Press Corps Cover-Up," "How the U.N. Funds Terrorism" and "The International Anthem - Blame America!" - Shawn details how the U.N. has steadily violated its original mission to prevent future wars by maintaining member nations' forces as "peacekeepers."

Instead, Shawn writes, many of the self-important ambassadors of the U.N.'s 191 member nations, even those from third-world countries, live in lavish residences, are protected by diplomatic immunity - which includes exemption from paying $19 million in New York City parking tickets - are chauffered around in limousines, dine in fine restaurants and generally live a lifestyle that "no American not on the Forbes Richest 500 list will ever see."

China's ambassador, for instance, lives in Trump World Tower, "where his neighbors pay as much as $14 million" for similar digs, and Yemen's ambassador, although from the 14th poorest nation on earth with an average gross annual income of $465, lives in an Upper East Side townhouse valued at $6.8 million.
"But we still chip in for it," Shawn reports, explaining that for the honor of hosting America's adversaries and fair-weather "allies," the United States pays a whopping 22 percent of the U.N.'s bloated $1.3 billion annual budget - quite a far cry from Germany (9.82 percent), France (6.5), the United Kingdom (5.57), or Canada (2.57).

Shawn's sweeping exposé includes much more than interesting - and infuriating - factoids. In detailed but highly readable commentary, he discusses the ways in which the United Nations has consistently violated its once-noble raison-d'étre. Among those violations:

Failing to investigate the Oil-for-Food program intended to allow Saddam Hussein to sell oil to buy food and medicine for Iraq's starving and sick population. Instead Saddam used the money to enrich himself and buy weapons while France, Russia and China participated in the cover-up, along with U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan's son, Kojo.

Failing to sanction Saddam when he "rewarded" Palestinian homicide bombers for murdering Israelis.

Failing to conduct internal investigations to uproot corruption and balking at outside monitoring, as it did when former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker's commission - which found "grave" conflicts of interest in the Oil-for-Food program - was unable to subpoena documents or force anyone to testify.

Failing consistently to condemn terrorist acts.

Supporting some of the world's most oppressive governments.

Diverting U.N.-supervised funds into weapons used against American troops.

Allowing terrorists and rogue states seeking nuclear weapons to flout U.N. resolutions.

Trafficking in kickbacks and bribes.

Turning a blind eye to the widespread sexual abuse and exploitation by U.N. "peacekeepers" of girls as young as 12 in Bosnia, Congo, Haiti, Liberia, et al.

Electing international thugs like Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to the U.N. Disarmament Commission - the day after Iran announced its advanced enrichment of uranium.

Electing brutal human-rights violators like Sudan and Libya to the U.N. Commission on Human Rights - with Libya chairing the commission!

Failing to prevent the 1994 Rwandan genocide of nearly 1 million people.

Failing to intervene effectively or carry out humanitarian aid during the second Congo war that claimed nearly 5 million lives (1998-2002).

Failing to intervene in the 1995 Srebrebica massacre.

Failing to deliver food to starving people in Somalia.

Failing to reveal that a senior official in the U.N. Development Program, Justin Leites, worked for the Kerry presidential campaign while on the U.N. payroll.

Being unremittingly racist and anti-Semitic in its dealings with member state Israel.

Shawn's book reinforces what a growing number of ordinary citizens as well as political commentators have come to agree on. As journalist and author David Frum insists, "It's time to wake up to reality: The U.N. scandals are not unfortunate accidents. They are not incidental blots on the reputation of an otherwise idealistic organization. The scandals are inherent in the very structure of the U.N. It could be said that the U.N. itself is the scandal."

Shawn, in what appears to be a last-ditch effort to find redemption in the corrupt world body, refers to a painting hanging over the Security Council chamber that depicts a phoenix rising from the ashes of the world war that created the U.N. in 1945, saying that he hoped the bird meant to symbolize the birth of a new world will "stand now for the birth of a new U.N."

But if this is not possible, he warns, "and if the U.N. continues to be little more than a façade, then whenever America stakes out a position and our diplomats settle in behind the Formica sign that reads `THE UNITED STATES,' our security will be threatened, the world will be failed again, and real answers to the day's biggest problems will have to be sought elsewhere."

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