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The Not So United Nations

Updated on December 3, 2014
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Beetle Belle is at the Table

Good Morning, Breakfastpoppers. Today is Wednesday, December 3, 2014. Our friend, Belle, is joining me for breakfast this morning. She has prepared a lovely Quiche Lorraine for our enjoyment. I have prepared a ton of of Bloody Marys! Please hurry over and settle in for a good meal and a spirited discussion about the United Nations.

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A Mish-Mosh of Nations

Thank you all for coming to join us this morning. I spent the week-end thinking about the United Nations and for the life of me I can't think of one good reason this organization exists. Hardly anything decided in the United Nations makes sense. Nations known for brutal treatment of women are elected to serve on human rights committees. It would be funny if it weren't so tragic. Something new is on the horizon at the UN and the United States has become the focus of their unwarranted scrutiny. I liken this organization to a soup that should taste good, but doesn't work at all in the end. Take a sip of your Bloody Mary. It may calm your nerves.

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The UN and Our Police

You may be surprised to learn that the UN anti-torture panel is quite concerned about our police force. They are extremely critical of the incidences of police brutality and the high-incidence (in their twisted view) of the treatment of African-Americans. They are also horrified about what they consider to be harsh prison conditions and interrogation methods. It seems that they are getting on the same bandwagon as President Obama and Attorney General Holder. The committee was also extremely critical of the interrogation methods used at GITMO. They must have been cheering when they heard that President Obama just released more terrorists into the loving hands of terror groups all over the world. It is exceedingly hard for this bug to imagine the United Nations criticizing the United States with a straight face. Muslim terrorists are killing people in droves with great abandon and the best this "committee" could come up with is our treatment of prisoners. I picture this committee as I do the rest of the UN. I see them as a hotbed of snakes waiting to strike at the heart of democracy, liberty and justice. Any organization that welcomes the inclusion of murderous nations who commit atrocities against humanity is too misguided and flawed to exist.

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Let Us Take Over

Essentially, what the United Nations wants the United States to do is to surrender its authority and independence to their organization. The UN wants the right to investigate our police and pass judgement on incidents like that involving Michael Brown in Ferguson. In the midst of their grieving, Brown's parents actually travelled to Geneva, Switzerland to testify before this committee. I can't imagine who paid for this visit or why it was remotely necessary. The committee is only interested in crimes against blacks. They have a lot in common with Eric Holder, President Obama and Al Sharpton.

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Cut the Cord

It is time to get the United Nations out of our lives and our nation. It is time to stop funding this body of lunatics who sanction murder when it suits them. It is time to put the money we spend on worthless causes in ways that make sense according to our standards. What goes on in America should say in America. We should not welcome the input of the United Nations. Local and national issues are none of their concern and we had better make sure this nonsense stops now. I suppose all of this interest is part of the great global one world vision that President Obama and others are so fond of. May that day never happen. God help us if it does.


Beetle Belle's Song

I'm just a Southern belle

With lots to do

I love this country

I hope you do too!





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