Nadene Goldfoot
On Monday, the same day that a motorcycle killer shot a Rabbi and his two children and another little girl at close range at a Jewish school in Toulouse, France, the UN's Human Rights had a debate where the Syrian ambassador told his audience that it was Israelis who were behind the ongoing violence in Syria! Nobody gasped to show disapproval. They seems to all be in agreement. Would Syria lie?
Also, delegates from Cuba, Syria, Belarus, Zimbabwe, Venezuela and other places praised the Iranian government's human rights record! Iran is guilty of all sorts of abuses and just last year had the highest number of executions of any country in the world from crimes like homosexuality, to being a member of the Baha'i faith. A few countries' delegates did condemn Syria and Iran for other matters. The Baha'i faith has moved its center to Haifa, Israel, where it resides in peace.
They also heaped praise on Gaddafi's regime's human rights record. Libya was held guilty from rebel forces, Armed forces and NATO of practicing rape, extrajudicial killings, racism, misconduct and bombing civilians. It seems that eventually all involved were guilty of human rights violations. Yet they are now praised by this august body of thinkers.
Do these people actually believe what they are saying or is it all smacking up to Iran who is the main provider of Syria's weaponry. They sit in the council chamber with a painted ceiling that is a work of art that the UN says cost $23 million, that probably came mostly from the USA. It could have fed starving children in Africa. At the very entrance to the chamber is a statue of Maat, goddess of truth and justice given by Egypt's Mubarak, and another that reads, A statue of Nemesis, goddess of justice, given by the Syrian government. Now we know why they kicked these statues out of their country. It seems they're powerless anyway, as all gods and goddesses are, ever since Abraham broke them up in his father's shop and came into an era of common sense.
Resource: http://blog.unwatch.org/index.php/2012/03/20/un-watch-summit-of-human-rights-hereoes/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_rights_violations_in_the_Libyan_civil_war
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XV2qZtB8W3c Baha'i in Iran at UN
On Monday, the same day that a motorcycle killer shot a Rabbi and his two children and another little girl at close range at a Jewish school in Toulouse, France, the UN's Human Rights had a debate where the Syrian ambassador told his audience that it was Israelis who were behind the ongoing violence in Syria! Nobody gasped to show disapproval. They seems to all be in agreement. Would Syria lie?
Also, delegates from Cuba, Syria, Belarus, Zimbabwe, Venezuela and other places praised the Iranian government's human rights record! Iran is guilty of all sorts of abuses and just last year had the highest number of executions of any country in the world from crimes like homosexuality, to being a member of the Baha'i faith. A few countries' delegates did condemn Syria and Iran for other matters. The Baha'i faith has moved its center to Haifa, Israel, where it resides in peace.
They also heaped praise on Gaddafi's regime's human rights record. Libya was held guilty from rebel forces, Armed forces and NATO of practicing rape, extrajudicial killings, racism, misconduct and bombing civilians. It seems that eventually all involved were guilty of human rights violations. Yet they are now praised by this august body of thinkers.
Do these people actually believe what they are saying or is it all smacking up to Iran who is the main provider of Syria's weaponry. They sit in the council chamber with a painted ceiling that is a work of art that the UN says cost $23 million, that probably came mostly from the USA. It could have fed starving children in Africa. At the very entrance to the chamber is a statue of Maat, goddess of truth and justice given by Egypt's Mubarak, and another that reads, A statue of Nemesis, goddess of justice, given by the Syrian government. Now we know why they kicked these statues out of their country. It seems they're powerless anyway, as all gods and goddesses are, ever since Abraham broke them up in his father's shop and came into an era of common sense.
Resource: http://blog.unwatch.org/index.php/2012/03/20/un-watch-summit-of-human-rights-hereoes/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_rights_violations_in_the_Libyan_civil_war
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XV2qZtB8W3c Baha'i in Iran at UN
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