Posted on 09/27/2002 3:42:55 PM PDT by Tailgunner Joe
Only the United Nations, we're told, has the vision and the moral authority to be the keepers of justice in the world. Well, as they say, actions speak louder than words. The UN's bureaucrats spend a huge amount of time wringing their hands over the United States' lack of cooperation with their schemes for global governance. They insist that global governance through the UN is vital to assure the complete well being of citizens in every nation.
Consider, though, the on-going tragedy in Zimbabwe. For several years that nation's president, Robert Mugabe, has been systematically "cleansing" white people from its society. Mugabe issued orders that white people would no longer be allowed to own farms in the nation. Now his stormtroopers are arresting any whites who have defied his eviction notices on more than 5,000 farms. In fact, the soldiers are even arresting those white farmers who won court orders staying their evictions. The evictions also threaten more than 230,000 black workers (and their families) who live on the farms.
Mugabe says the evictions are justified to correct the "skewed remains of colonialism" that left about 4,500 whites owning one third of the nation's farms while the remainder were owned by 7 million blacks. The often-violent seizures have contributed to more than two years of political chaos, pushing the country to the brink of economic ruin and food shortages that threaten half the population.
The world condemned White Apartheid in South Africa. International boycotts were organized against South African gold, products and stocks. But Robert Mugabe is black and the world is silent. Where is the United Nations? Where is the indictment of Mugabe before the new International Criminal Court? Where are the peace keeping missions? Where is the outcry for economic sanctions. Where are the boycotts?
The farmers are white capitalists. The brand of "justice" the UN preaches apparently doesn't apply to them. Talk to any UN official and you will find them hardly able to contain themselves from condemning the United States as an international outlaw state, but it is the United States that is taking the lead in trying to end the terrorism of Mugabe's rule while the United Nations hears no evil, sees no evil, and says nothing.
Watch and learn, America. Zimbabwe justice is much closer to the UN's own brand than that practiced in the United States. The UN and its apologists will disagree, of course, but actions speak louder than words.
Far from seeing evil, the UN views the killing of whites by colored people as good.
The settlement of Rhodesia by some of the very best British subjects was under a promise of eventual self-rule, from the British Government. But the British Government broke that promise, and joined with scum in our own State Department, as well as a third World mob, to demand that Rhodesia surrender to something called "Majority Rule," where the majority was constructed of more numerous peoples in the neighborhood, who were not really part of the British Society--with some South African influences, also-- that the Rhodesians had been invited by the Crown to develop.
The real outrage should be against the present Government in Whitehall. Those being betrayed in 1965-1976, represented many who had fought to keep the German Socialists out of Britain during the dark days of 1940-1941. Their heirs being ignored today, represent the third generation of that betrayed trust. While Tony Blair is turning the British Isles into a Third World menagerie, we see still another face of the new Socialist Britain in its non-response--or virtual non-response (I know there have been some feeble protests)--to what is going on to the once best and brightest that 20th Century Britain produced.
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Yep. Also, they are big fans of the taking of wealth - including arable land - from anyone who is perceived to own more than their fair share. The situation in Zimbabwe is a "two-fer" where the U.N. is concerned.
That's being done by exporting American manufacturing to these countries. The average annual wage of workers in the state of Washington and Alabama went down last year. Raise theirs, lower ours.
Get US out of the U.N. and the U.N. out of the U.S..
Thanks in part to the environmentalists placing such restrictions on developement of natural resources in this country that they force us to ship our jobs overseas.
I sure know where Algore, Dasshole and Teddy's highest loyalty lies, and it's HQ is in NY, not DC.
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