Posts Tagged ‘UN selectivity’

UN inaction costs lives by the thousands

Wednesday, April 11th, 2012

But that doesn’t really matter – UN publicly funded salaries are still paid out regularly so what are a few thousand civilian lives in Syria in the wider financial context, after all?

With something like 10,000 deaths in Syria – systematic regime massacres of civilians would be a more accurate description – already documented, the UN continues to do what it does best: ignoring bestiality on the part of Arab and/or Muslim regimes, while focusing with admirable tenacity on any Jew who wants to remodel his kitchen in Jerusalem. 

The UN has far outlived its usefulness. It has long served merely as a forum for distributing public funding both to despotic regimes and easily bought bureaucrats. The latter get their fat – tax-funded – salaries every single month irrespective of the mayhem, destruction and death they leave in their wake.

The UN needs to be closed down.

Then opened under a new umbrella, with membership open only to democratic states. Anything else is just deliberate – and hugely expensive – mockery of civilisation’s most basic principles.

Pat Condell puts it very neatly indeed in the video below. Among much else, he says with absolute clarity “I wouldn’t trust the UN to run a lemonade stand without thousands of people being needlessly killed“.

The truth about refugees in the Middle East

Thursday, December 8th, 2011

Watch this admirably short and factual film about the origins of refugees in the Middle East and the cynicism that has perpetuated a human tragedy for 63 long years.

Danny Ayalon, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs in Israel, explains why there still are Arab refugees from the 1948 pan-Arab onslaught against the Jewish state.

He explains why there are no Jewish refugees from that same conflict although far greater numbers Jews were expelled from their homes in the Arab world in the Islamic wave of ethnic cleansing.

Danny Ayalon explains also how it is that there are 1 million Arabs living in the Jewish state of Israel, but that Muslim Arab states such as Jordan, Syria, Saudi Arabia and Yemen, among others, are either totally judenrein or virtually so, despite having had large, flourishing communities of Jews living in the region for the past couple of millennia. Their ethnic cleansing took place just 63 years ago – accompanied by deafening silence from the UN.

Ever wondered …

Tuesday, July 27th, 2010

… how your humanitarian aid contributions are NOT used?

Hat tip to blogger Solomonia, who published this video made by FreeMiddleEast.com. Visit FreeMiddleEast and view their other excellent videos on topical issues.

Read also about UNRWA vs UNHCR.

UNRWA is a UN organisation created solely for the benefit of 3 million Palestinian Arabs following the Arabs’ failed attempt to eradicate the Jews from the Middle East back in 1948.

Read how UNRWA with its enormous budget and large number of employees has the task of preserving the Palestinian Arabs’ “refugee status” from one generation to the next until eternity. UNRWA’s budget is paid for out of our taxed income, direct from your country’s Treasury.

At the same time, UNHCR – another UN organisation created to look after 30 million refugees throughout the rest of the world – has a budget equal in size to that of the Palestinians’ own UNRWA, but these funds have to suffice for 10 times more refugees. A Palestinian Arab is thus worth 10 times more than a refugee who has the misfortune not to be a Palestinian Arab. It is also noteworthy that UNHCR has about 600 employees, while UNRWA has about 25,000 employees. UNHCR’s payroll is thus only 2.5 percent that of UNRWA’s. It is remarkable to see just how much a Palestinian Arab is deemed to be worth, while noting just how little black Africans and other ethnic groups living on the edge of extinction are worth.

What is even more remarkable is that the world community continues to allow this abominable disgrace.

Palestinian Arabs living four generations in the Arab countries that started a war of extinction against the Jews in 1948 are not “refugees”. They are well-maintained political pawns. Political pawns in an expensive game financed not by the oil-rich Arab countries that started the whole sorry mess, but by you and me.

By us dumb citizens of the free world.

And we continue to pay without protesting against this travesty of justice, this total abandonment of moral, ethics, principle and common sense.

Have you asked your MP or Senator any questions on this issue recently?

Now’s a good time.

That’s now, right now.

Before your Treasury sends another few billion to the “starving” and “destitute” Palestinians of Gaza. See here how these poor people have been suffering while your tax dollars and tax euros have been at work. All they have is brand-new Olympic-sized swimming pools (remember their claim that they have “no water” and “no cement even to build homes”) and the only place they can spend your dollars and euros is in the brand new air-conditioned multi-level shopping-mall (don’t forget these poor people have “no food” and “lack even the basic necessities of life”).

So get in touch with your MP or Senator. Immediately.

Mind you, what’s the point of making a fuss? After all, it’s only money.

Yours.

Had any publicly funded Olympic pools or air-conditioned shopping-malls built in your area recently?