Arab Nations Demand Israel Stop Incursion

AP ^ | 10/04/04

[Publius6961]

UNITED NATIONS Oct. 4, 2004 — Arab nations demanded in a draft U.N. Security Council resolution Monday that Israel immediately halt its incursion into the northern Gaza Strip

Since when are members of the United Nations allowed to pass resolutions interfering in the internal affairs of a sovereign country?

What legitimate country's territority has Israel violated?

[ApesForEvolution]

Loud and clear brother...

[F16Fighter]

The Arabs can take that draft, twist it into a suppository, and stuff it.

[ApesForEvolution]

Like I said, one way or the other, America must band together and destroy the World Communist foreign enemy on American soil as well as the home grown trash...

[KriegerGeist]

I feel a 'Disturbance In The Force' - ping.

We are the UN. You will be assimilated. Resistance is futile.

[Happy2BMe]

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"But it was the weasels who scuppered any return to business-as-usual. Messrs Chirac and de Villepin barely paused for breath before moving on from their pre-war sabotage programme to a revised post-war sabotage programme."

"Do you think his lawyers will speak French?"

Don't sweat it Saddam, your lawyers on his way, and your punk Chirac has already said he's willing to post the bail.

"Within France and its client states!!"

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The United Nations Wants to TAX you!

"Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali ... urged the [UN] to consider imposing its own taxes to become less dependent on the United States...."

-Washington Times, January 16, 1996

Are you concerned that...
...numerous taxation schemes to finance the UN are being considered?

Economist James Tobin proposed in 1972 that the UN be the recipient of a tax of 0.05% on foreign exchange transactions. In 1993, the Ford Foundation produced Financing an Effective United Nations, a report containing recommendations that the UN tax airline traffic, shipping, and arms sales. In 1995, the UN-funded Commission on Global Governance suggested that the UN collect levies from those who use "flight lanes, sea lanes for ships, ocean fishing areas, and the electromagnetic spectrum." Ultimately, of course, the burden of all taxation falls on consumers.

Are you concerned that...
...a State Department study specifically proposed giving the UN taxing power and, ultimately, control of the world?

In 1962, the State Department financed a study entitled "A World Effectively Controlled by the United Nations." The report outlined what would be needed for such a total world government: "a mandatory universal membership," an ability to use "physical force," and "compulsory jurisdiction" of its courts. One of the UN's "principle features," stated the report, would be "enforceable taxing powers." (Emphasis added.)

Are you concerned that...
...no matter how much our nation gives, the UN will never be satisfied?

In addition to hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars in foreign aid, our nation has provided the UN with tens of billions more for its programs since 1945. Currently, U.S. contributions make up 25% of the UN's annual budget. But, in his May 2001 speech at Notre Dame University, UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan complained with a typical anit-American attitude, "It is shameful that the United States ... should be one of the least generous in terms of helping the world's poor."

Are you concerned that...
...taxing authority would fuel an unaccountable UN Superstate?

Former UN Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali said of a UN tax: "We would no be under the daily financial will of member states who are unwilling to pay up." UN Founder Harlan Cleveland made the same point in Futures: Rather than relying on "the worn-out policy of year-to-year decisions by individual governments" (about how much to give the UN), "what's needed is a flow of funds for development which are generated automatically under international control." And there would be no Congress to limit the UN's appetite for your tax dollars!

The United Nations Wants to Take Your Land!
"Private land ownership ... contributes to social injustice.... Public control of land use is therefore indispensable."

- United Nations "Habitat I" Conference Report, 1976

Are you concerned...
...that the UN is militantly anti-property rights?

The UN is dominated by socialist, communist, and other collectivist regimes that are hostile to private property, the basis of our freedom and prosperity. Karl Marx wrote in the Communist Manifesto that "the theory of the Communists may be summed up in the single sentence: abolition of private property." Marx continued: "In one word, you reproach us with intending to do away with your property. Precisely so; that is just what we intend."

Are you concerned...
...that the UN intends to carry out Marx's plan?

In true Marxist fashion, the report of the UN "Habitat I" Conference declares that private land ownership "contributes to social injustice.... Public control of land use is therefore indispensable...." Agenda 21, the UN's massive environmental manifesto, envisions a UN empowered to control and micro-manage our planetary environment and the actions of every person on Earth. It says: "All countries should undertake a comprehensive national inventory of their land resources" and "develop national land-management plans." The UN's Assessment would "reallocate" property rights and have "stakeholder groups," instead of property owners, make decisions on private land use.

Are you concerned...
...that our own U.S. government is adopting many of the UN's anti-property rights and policies and treaties?

The U.S. has signed Agenda 21 and has begun implementing the UN's "Wildlands Project," an incredible plan to push millions of Americans off their land to make vast nature preserves out of half of the nation. Also, under the UN's 1988 Convention on Narcotics, the U.S. has adopted unconstitutional "asset forfeiture" laws that allow seizure of property without due process.

Are you concerned...
...that UN treaties could destroy our heritage of freedom?

Nobel Prizewinning economist, Friedrich A. Hayek, noted that "the system of private property is the most important guaranty of freedom, not only for those who own property, but scarcely less for those who do not. It is only because the control of the means of production is divided among many people acting independently that nobody has complete power over us, that we as individuals can decide what to do with ourselves."

[KriegerGeist]

The whole Arab complaint against Israel is a big laugh.

Actually, the Arab complainnt is a diversion from themselves. The Palestinians are "Trans-Joordanians" and belong in Joordan. There is plenty of room, but Jordan does not want them...why else would they have kicked them out?

I still would like to see the UN relocated to Jerusalem so they can have hands-on experience. Nothing like having lunch or dinner on a side walk cafe in the Holy land.

The UN in Jerusalem? Now that would give God a laugh...before He got angry.

[KriegerGeist]

#7. The United States will sell Israel 5,000 smart bombs, for $319 million, according to a report made to Congress a few weeks ago. [for use against Iran's missiles?]

The funding will come from the U.S. military aid to Israel, and the bombs range from airborne versions, guidance units, training bombs and detonators. The bombs are guided by satellite, in a system already in the Israel Defense Forces arsenal. The guidance unit receives a signal from a satellite, correcting the bomb's course to the target.

The Pentagon told Congress that the bombs are meant to maintain Israel's qualitative advantage, and advance U.S. strategic and tactical interests.

Among the bombs the air force will get are 500 one-ton bunker busters that can penetrate two-meter-thick cement walls; 2,500 regular one-ton bombs; 1,000 half-ton bombs; and 500 quarter-ton bombs.

Government sources said the bomb deal, one of the largest weapons deals of recent years, did not face any political difficulties, despite the use Israel has made of U.S.-made F-16s in some of its assassinations in the territories. The IDF used a one-ton bomb to kill a senior Hamas officer, Salah Shehadeh, in July 2002, an assassination that also took the lives of 15 Palestinian civilians, including children. In September 2003, the air force used a smaller, quarter-ton bomb, to strike at Hamas leaders, but missed. In other cases, half-ton bombs have been used.

The government sources said Israel will not be asking for any new weapons systems or purchases until after the upcoming November elections. On October 12, delegations from the two countries meet for their regular six month session for strategic cooperation.

[ApesForEvolution]

Stop The Madness BTTT

[Happy2BMe]

I say relocate the UN to the bottom of the ocean . .

[Smartass]

Great Post Happy...

THANKS FOR THE PING
 

[Kurt_D]

Here's my very own UN resolution: Give the Arab nations the finger.

[Slings and Arrows]

Arab Nations Demand Israel Stop Incursion

Demand into one hand and cr*p into the other, and see which one fills first.

[Don Simmons]

Yeah....well, the Arab Nations also want Israel to relinquish control of their country to the Palestinians.

Hey...here's a suggestion, you bunch of complacent terror-enabling idiots:

Want in one hand and $h!t in the other and tell me which one fills up faster!

Stop the terror and you may facilitate peace and possibly a better life. Keep it up and you will die -- your choice.

[MplsSteve]

That's classic.

I think Israel will gladly stop their "incursions" when the Palestinians stop their homicide bombing "incursions".

[Smartass]

AN AMERICAN TROLL

Michael Moore gets murdered on the facts!

[Happy2BMe]

Bush Leads Kerry By 5 Points In 2 Out Of 3 Top Polls

[2nd Amendment]

symbiotic relationship-"pali" terrorists and hellfire missiles!

[iThinkBig]

"Since when are members of the United Nations allowed to pass resolutions interfering in the internal affairs of a sovereign country?

What legitimate country's territority has Israel violated?"

Exactly. Israel is giving the UN the finger now, totally because they have grown tired of the infitada and are now retaliating. Good for Israel. It's all dirty poker now, may as well play to win.

[iThinkBig]

"Here's my very own UN resolution: Give the Arab nations the finger."

I second the motion.