Posted on 12/12/2006 6:32:03 AM PST by yoe
The skivvy around the United Nations is that when Secretary-General Annan makes his final remarks to the Security Council on the Middle East today, he is going to let Iran and Syria off the hook and seek to blame Israel for the woes of the region. This is the gist of what was picked up and reported on the Sun's online edition yesterday by our Daniel Freedman, who reckons it will be a telling moment for Mr. Annan.
"Will he finally recognize what America, and even Europe, have recognized — that the election of the terrorist group Hamas into government is the greatest barrier to peace?" Mr. Freedman writes. "Or will he throw out the usual ‘blame Israel for the occupation' line that he's all too familiar with? Will he condemn Iran and Syria for their interference in the Palestinian Arab controlled territories, Lebanon, and Iraq, and urge them to end their support for terrorism? Or will he pretend that America's liberation of Iraq and Israel's anti-terrorist actions are to blame for all the region's problems?"
The portents are not encouraging, if one judges by Mr
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He's Jimmy Carter's twin brother. What else would you expect?
If Mel Gibson or Michael Richards made similar statements, they would be labeled racists or anti-semitic. We need to withdraw from the U.N. and give them 48 hours to vacate NYC. This 'League of Nations Redux' is worthless and every dollar that we send to it is used to undermine, weaken, attack and ultimately destroy us.
In 6 months no one will even remember his name as he sits on the trash heap of history.
I heard that upon retiring from the UN, Kofi plans to change his name to "Billy" and open a Gas Station in Plains, Ga.
Dear Kofi, Your ugly goodbye /
Stuck a stick in the U.S.'s eye. /
Were I you, I'd watch out /
Lest the crap I did spout /
Smeared itself on my pricey silk tie.
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