The United Nations is utterly corrupt...
(Tim, w/thanks to Kamilla) We were privileged to have dear friends who serve in DR Congo with us for a week, recently. The husband grew up an MK in Congo and he and his wife have given their lives in service to Africa.
One evening, the discussion turned to the United Nations and I was shocked to hear the strength of this godly couple's condemnation. The wife said something like, "The United Nations is totally corrupt." What she said, though, was even worse--I just can't remember her exact words. I asked if she'd meant what she said and she intensified the condemnation.
The United Nations is perversely wicked in its work in Africa, and this extends not simply to its policies, but also to UN individuals profiteering both financially and sexually. Along with many of the NGOs, these UN men and women are the new colonialists.
If I were running for President...
my platform would not simply include pulling the US out of the UN but booting the UN out of New York. And when they left, I'd make them swim. Maybe give them life preservers, but make them swim.
For the tiniest of pictures of their utter corruption, read this article. Here we have our tax dollars used to promote every form of sexual perversion as well as the always-requisite attack on womanhood and motherhood that has taken over as the foundational ideology of the Western world.
And BTW, have any spirituality of the church men written on this?
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You wouldn't just start shelling that building in Turtle Bay?
Liberal! :^)
Seriously, what would we expect from an organization consisting mostly of the minions of tinhorn dictators? Sense? Honor?
Oh, I dunno Tim. I think that, before I started issuing life preservers, I'd make all those "diplomats" work off their parking fines, etc. with community service. I think Bike Bubba has the wrong idea about Turtle Bay. I think they should have to assist in the conversion of that nice, big building into something that would do a bit of good. I'd start with a Crisis Pregnancy Center on the ground floor.
I hope you won't mind my mentioning a related matter. I recently came to the conclusion that it is no longer possible to shame "Christians" for Biblical Equality into hiding their heresies or their support of the radical feminist agenda. CBE's recommended author (they sell at least three of her books in their book service), Mrs. Standley Gundry, is a supporter of CEDAW and abortion rights.
Kamilla
But was not Israel to utterly destroy the shrines of Molech, Kamilla?
:^)
I'm somewhat baffled. Everything you say about the UN could also be said about the USA. I'm not defending the UN, but I fail to understand how Americans view the UN as such a threat. Internationally, the UN is largely regarding as something of a joke. The Security Council is the only segment that has teeth and with the most powerful nations having veto power, nothing much can be done. It's basically an organization that delivers food aid and is largely manipulated by the powers seated on the Security Council. The GA has no power whatsoever.
Now if you want to talk about a nation that dominates geo-politics, has a vast military, economic, and cultural empire...one that has spread war and murder all over the world... a real threat to global peace...then look to Washington DC not Rockefeller Plaza.
Not to mention this nation is perceived by the rest of the world as Christian. It doesn't do much for the gospel and most of American missionaries are viewed just like the British were, as agents of Empire.
Africa is a tragedy ignored in our media. The United States played a significant role in destablizing the continent, especially in the Congo where Mobutu was the American proxy for decades. He was very wicked man and a good friend of several American presidents as well a the self-described christian Pat Robertson.
John A.
Dear John,
I largely agree. Thank you for the reminder.
That said, there was and is much Godly leadership in the DR Congo, both today and yesterday, from these United States.
Jesus Christ is Lord.
Love,
An excellent first-hand account of the UN's moral bankruptcy can be found in Romeo Dallaire's Shake Hands with the Devil. Dallaire was the commander of the UN "peacekeeping" mission in Rwanda before, during and after the 1994 genocide. Currently, in Rwanda, a policy of forgiveness with the goal of reconciliation has been initiated by Christian victims and leaders with encouraging results. This thrust has backing up to the highest levels in the government.
On top of that, the punishment of Dominique Ntawukulilyayo for war crimes in Rwanda is pathetic. Only 25 years for orchestrating the murder of thousands?
This teaches tyrants, mass murderers, war criminals and terrorists that the world community doesn't have the integrity or courage to punish you the way you deserve to be punished. If you are caught and tried for your crimes, you will get little more than a slap on the wrist. This will serve to encourage further crimes against humanity.
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