Posted on 05/21/2008 8:06:15 PM PDT by camerakid400
United Nations // Arab-American advocates expect a UN investigation of racism in the United States to shine a spotlight on racial profiling and other policies that discriminate against people of Middle Eastern origin.
“Islamophobia” will be “high on the agenda” of the UN’s visiting human rights investigator, said Kareem Shora, national executive director of the American-Arab Anti Discrimination Committee (ADC).
Doudou Diene, a UN special envoy, began a three-week investigation on Monday. He will assess “racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance” in the United States during meetings with officials, lawmakers and campaigners.
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I’m sure Doo-Doo will have his damning report ready just in time for Durban II.
Perhaps the UN could also investigate policies that murder people of all backgrounds which were perpetrated, rationalized, and celebrated by people of Middle Eastern origin.
UN investigation of racism = predetermined outcome
DouDouche is a native of Senegal, which is 95% muslim. What a shock!
When I was a kid, America was a sovereign nation. This buffoon would have been tarred, feathered and run out of town on a rail. America sure has gone downhill.
Dhimmitude...comming to a neighborhood near you...
Well, here's a grand idea. The UN can get the hell out of our country and take the Middle Eastern whiners with then when they go. We got along just fine before they got here and we'll get along even better when they're all gone! Buy lotsa guns and ammo. Looks like we're going to be needing them for more reasons than just the government. LOL Maybe they will really do us a huge favor and take all the RATS with them when they make the mass exodus. ;o)
Doudou Diene, a UN special envoy, began a three-week investigation on Monday.
I’m sure he’ll do a thorough investigation in three weeks. The first person he’ll probably speak to is Jeremiah Wright.
The UN can go pound sand.
After it’s been used by a dozen camels.
Doudoo is from Senegal, which is primarily French-speaking and almost totally Mohammedan. If that isn’t bad enough, he is a United Nations employee. He’ll probably come prancing along in a long dress.
If I see him, I’ll try to fart in his direction, but not in a prejudicial or discriminatory way, just jealous because he makes such big bucks for being a clown.
Throw these dirtballs out of the country.
I can’t think why we would be biased against the Arabs. Can anyone here offer a suggestion?
Anybody? Anybody? Anybody?
“..human rights investigator, said Kareem Shora..”
Hey Karim, get your ass to a Muslim country first and observe their human rights record first before you get your ass in my country.
Good ol’ Doo Doo.
Just another skid mark on the underwear that is the U.N.
“This buffoon would have been tarred, feathered and run out of town on a rail.”
No, this buffoon is just trying to do his job — those who let him into the country should be tarred and feathered.
(Hell, in that case you might as well tar and feather the entire Congress and WH)
Hey, U.N. - bugger off!! We should cut off their funding; we’re supporting those idiots who hate us.
We are fighting a war against Arabs in Iraq because they attacked us and killed 3,000 Americans and other citizens. And this guy is shocked we might be a little prejudiced against mass murderers.
Eff the Doo-Doo, Kah-Kah, or whatever the HELL else his/her/it’s name is...
The US could airdrop hundred dollar bills, food, medicines, porn, whatever...to all the turd world...
...and each of these bastards would hate us anyway....
eff ‘em.
“In this election year, the eyes of the world will be turned toward America and its long-standing promise to end racial and ethnic inequalities.”
The UNs attempt to affect our elections.
Why do we host these screwballs?
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