H/T Yucki
Add to the video above, this analysis by Krauthammer on America’s surreal intervention on Israel’s Gaza conflict.
H/T Snaphanen
“The secret of all victory lies in the organization of the non-obvious.” -Marcus Aurelius
H/T Yucki
Add to the video above, this analysis by Krauthammer on America’s surreal intervention on Israel’s Gaza conflict.
H/T Snaphanen
Hey does anyone know what the UN resolution on the actual successful genocide of non-Muslims that was accomplished recently in the new state of The Tard Reich (AKA the Islamic State or, ‘The Caliphate’) by ISIL? Anyone? It must have been very harshly worded indeed!
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Prince Zeid Ra’ad Zeid Al Hussein was officially appointed by the 193-Nation UN General Assembly to become the next United Nations human rights chief in Geneva.
“Prince Zeid’s work on sexual violence and his leadership on the international criminal court give a good foundation for this new role,” said Peggy Hicks [1], global advocacy director at Human Rights Watch.
Hicks continued: “As states in his region silence civil society and crush peaceful protests, the real test for Prince Zeid will be his willingness to stand up to abusive governments and speak out for those facing injustice and human rights violations worldwide.”
In his speech to the United Nations Al-Hussein said:
“I highly appreciate the confidence you are putting in me through nominating me to this position. Specially that I am going to be the first High Commissioner from the Asian Continent and from the Muslim and Arab Worlds. Needless to say, that this reflects the commitment of the international community towards this important dossier and this commitment to push it forward in this continent, as well as in other regions of the world.”
I suggest: If he started at his home country Jordan, Al Hussein would be busy for the next couple of years, since Jordan criminalizes speech that is critical of the king, government officials and institutions, Islam, as well as speech deemed defamatory to other persons.
Marriages between Muslim women and non-Muslims are not recognized. A non-Muslim mother forfeits her custodial rights after the child reaches seven years old.
(see Human Rights Watch: World Report 2013)
1. Hot mic catches UN interpreter saying anti-Israel votes are ‘a bit much’ From UN Watch
2. Moscow Police Detain Suspected Extremist Islamist Recruiter
MOSCOW, November 14 (RIA Novosti) – Police in Moscow have detained a suspected recruiter with the radical Islamist organization Hizb ut-Tahrir, the Interior Ministry said Thursday.
Officials said the 25-year old man was from the Central Asian nation of Tajikistan and had previously been deported, but that he had obtained forged documents and returned to Russia.
3. Department Of Defense’s Death Spiral
Grove City, PA –-(Ammoland.com)- The American armed forces are in a death spiral.
President Obama’s administration seems to be at war with its military leadership. In the past five years, Obama has sacked more senior officers than all other presidents combined. It wasn’t until the last 60 years that the United States was considered a top military power. Today, the American military is on the verge of becoming weaker than it was in 1939 when Hitler started his European rampage and Japan pushed its aggression into Asia.
4. KSA: Over 500 Saudi lingerie shops shut for non-compliance
(ANSAmed) – DUBAI, NOVEMBER 14 – After resolving the age-old paradox of women’s lingerie shops run and worked in by men only, Saudi Arabia is now strictly following its new policy of ”feminization”: women’s clothing and lingerie shops will from now on have to be run exclusively by women.
5. Congressman: Benghazi attackers knew location of ambassador’s safe room
The terrorists who attacked the Benghazi consulate last year knew the location of the safe room where Ambassador Chris Stevens and his security team sought shelter, according to a congressman who spoke for 90 minutes with the diplomatic security agent severely injured in the assault.
6. Shiites staging religious procession beat 3 Sunnis to death in Pakistan
7. Tripoli – Misrata militia vs protesters
Thank you Richard, M,
He certainly talks a good game and the values that he, and the government of Canada espouse are the most excellent. But I do have questions about immigration and its effects and why Canada is allowing in so many people from the Islamic world when we see the effects of that in Europe and elsewhere.
Tom Gross, National Post | Feb 25, 2013 12:01 AM ET | Last Updated: Feb 22, 2013 2:41 PM ET
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The UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) begins its annual session in Geneva today by once again disgracing itself through the appointment of the West African country of Mauritania as its vice-president for the next year.
The UNHRC is the organization that, in the past, has cozied up to the Gaddafi and Assad regimes in Libya and Syria; that praised Sri Lanka’s human-rights record shortly after that country’s military killed more than 40,000 Tamil civilians; and that still exhibits at the entrance to its meeting hall, two pieces of art, one donated by Egypt’s Mubarak regime, the other with a plaque that reads, “A statue of Nemesis, Goddess of justice, donated by the Syrian government.”
It also appointed Alfred De Zayas as one of its leading advisors last December, despite the fact that his books on the Second World War portray Germans as victims and the Allies as perpetrators of “genocide.” De Zayas, while not denying the Holocaust himself, has nonetheless become a hero to many Holocaust deniers, and his sayings are featured on many of their websites. He has called for Israel to be expelled from the UN, while defending the ruthless Iranian regime.
See list of today’s resolutions below
GENEVA, December 18 – The U.N. General Assembly today adopted nine resolutions on Palestinian rights and the Golan, sharply criticizing Israel yet making no mention of Sunday’s massacre of Palestinians by Syrian warplanes firing missiles into a mosque in a Palestinian refugee camp near Damascus. Nor did the texts mention the tens of thousands of Palestinians who continue to flee the camp.
By the end of this week, the current 2012 UNGA session will have adopted 22 country-specific resolutions on Israel – and only four on the rest of the world combined, one each for Syria, Iran, North Korea and Burma, noted UN Watch.
Today’s resolutions criticized Israel for “the continuing systematic violation of the human rights of the Palestinian people,” and focused on “the extremely difficult socioeconomic conditions being faced by the Palestine refugees in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem.”
One resolution condemned Israel for holding on to the Golan Heights, demanding Israel hand the land and its people to Syria.
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GATINEAU, Que. — A United Nations special investigator’s latest criticism of Israel’s conduct towards the Palestinians is part of a disturbing pattern, Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird charged Friday.
Baird’s remarks marked the latest example of two of the most firmly planted pillars of Canadian foreign policy under the Conservatives: A defence of Israel and criticism of the UN.
Canada joined Israel and the United States in calling for the removal of Richard Falk, the UN’s special rapporteur on human rights in the Palestinian territories.
This week, Falk called for a boycott of companies that have dealings with Israeli settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem until they meet international rights standards.
This is the original video from UN Watch but I just had to fix the aspect ratio. For some reason, UN Watch posts videos all squished from the sides and too tall.
Link to the original site is here though
The UN somehow manages to get more and more antithetical to itself every year