Showing posts with label UN. Show all posts
Showing posts with label UN. Show all posts

Thursday, May 19, 2011

China Blocks UN Report on Missile Proliferation

China has used its clout at the UN to block a report on missile proliferation, because it makes the Chinese look bad:



The report shows how Chinese clients North Korea, Pakistan and Iran all have identical long-range missiles - the No Dong, Ghauri, and Shahab respectively. All are based on Scud technology originating from China.

Thursday, October 01, 2009

Christists using UN to target India & Hindus

The United Nations is being used as a platform to demonise Hinduism and India, no doubt intended as a catalyst for the evangelical mission of soul harvesting. This diabolical endeavour is being supported by the allegedly "Maoist" government of Nepal under stealth christists
"Prachanda" and "Baburam Bhattarai".

The CHRISTINTERN (Christian Comintern) has several Indian collaborators too, who are natural traitors or can otherwise be bought with awards, such as the "Nelson Mandela Award Minority Empowerment Award" (Oscar Fernandes) , the "Wade Chair Scholar for the Academic Year 2009-10" (Cedric Prakash) or a eulogy by India's Maoist Vice President on the occasion of one's birthday ("Swami Agnivesh").

Note the demonisation of Brahmins in particular. The hate speech directed at the Brahmins is the same language used by Hitler's National Socialists to demonise the Jews before commencing the Final Solution to eliminate them.

It is highly regrettable that the United Nations is allowing itself to be used as a handmaiden of evangelical conquistadors and it is even more unfortunate that the Government of India is not fighting this conspiracy with all the force at its command. Shashi Tharoor's eloquent prose is of no practical utility if it is not deployed at international fora to tell the evangelicals to "Stay out of India".

Article from The Telegraph, UK

UN says caste system is a human rights abuse

By Dean Nelson in New Delhi
Published: 5:00AM BST 29 Sep 2009

The UN's Human Rights Council, meeting in Geneva, is expected to ratify draft principles which recognises the scale of persecution suffered by 65 million 'untouchables' or 'Dalits' who carry out the most menial and degrading work

Many of them work as lavatory and sewer cleaners and in remote villages as "night-soil carriers".

hey are considered unclean by many higher-caste 'Brahmins' who regard their presence, and sometimes even their shadow as 'polluting'.

Many Dalits have been badly beaten or killed for 'polluting' Brahmin wells by drinking from them.......
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Sunday, September 13, 2009

US Calls for Global N-Disarmament

The United States has just drafted a UN resolution calling for all states with atomic weapons to abandon them. Haha, if Pak actually did that -- and I don't see why they would -- then they wouldn't be able to use the terror card against us, without us rolling over them like a steamroller. I wonder how safe the Russians would feel next to the Chinese as well.

Global nuclear disarmament would certainly lighten our defense outlay, though. But Pak would be a big loser under such an arrangement, so they'd probably obstruct it. Let's see if the US can bring enough pressure to bear against them, if we made favourable noises towards it.

Friday, February 06, 2009

Pak Frees A Q Khan

Pakistan has now freed A Q Khan, the head of Pakistan's nuclear program who proliferated vital nuclear technology to Iran and North Korea.

I think that Pakistan has done this in order to ratchet up the pressure on its Western donors, and to signal that it might be willing to play the nuclear proliferation card, if they back it into a corner. Perhaps some of the Pakistani establishment don't like the latest announcement of a UN probe into Benazir Bhutto's assassination, and are freeing Khan as a response.

Thursday, February 05, 2009

UN Probe into Bhutto Murder

This is a good way for the US to really put Pak's praetorian generals from the ISI and army on the ropes. Now the UN is launching an inquiry into the Bhutto assassination. I'm sure it will dig up some very interesting trails that some Pakistanis in high places would rather not see pursued. This is what the Pak military have earned, thanks to their stunts against US/NATO forces.

Friday, January 16, 2009

Mumbai Terror Controllers Ordered Chinese Shot

Check out this podcast from Stratfor, which describes how the controllers of the Mumbai terrorists directly ordered that Chinese and Singaporean women hostages be shot. As pointed out in a previous post by me, former ISI chief Hamid Gul was one of those controllers on the phone with the terrorists during the attacks. This is the reason why the US and India sought to have the UN Security Council place Hamid Gul on a list of international terrorists to have his assets confiscated. But, as I pointed out in another previous post, China used its position on the Security Council to block this move. I wonder whether China knew about Hamid Gul's complicity in the murder of Chinese hostages when they acted to protect him from UN sanctions.

Thursday, January 01, 2009

Pak Admits Terrorists Confessing - Why?

Suddenly we’re seeing confessions from Pak-based Lashkar terrorists being aired by Pak police. What gives? Why would Pak now be suddenly looking to publicize confessions of involvement in Mumbai by its own homegrown terrorist groups?

Is it possible that the civilian govt of Zardari is making a move against the generals and their precious jihadi apparatus? Why now? Is it because of new US pressure/threats? Or is it possibly because of a new US carrot — ie. the announcement by the UN of a probe in Benazir’s assassination?

I’m thinking that if a UN probe is conducted into the Benazir assassination, then it holds the prospect of Zardari/PPP coming out a big winner, benefitting politically from a public backlash that puts its military/ISI chaperone on the ropes.

But would the Pak military allow this plan to succeed? Would it just sit around meekly, waiting for the axe to inevitably fall on it through damaging UN revelations? I’m thinking that if the investigation came anywhere near implicating the hyperaggressive Musharraf, that he’d quickly go running around to cobble together another coup. I’m thinking that the Pak hardliners would attempt to pre-empt their fate by some kind of stunt, rather than allow themselves to be cornered. For instance, they might seek another Mumbai attack or some other pretext for war with India, or otherwise do something to keep their necks away from the noose.

Saturday, December 27, 2008

Mengal on Balochistan

Noordin Mengal, grandson of the chief of the Mengal tribe, addresses the UN Human Rights Council:



Protests:


Another kind of protest:


and various other videos here.

UN to Launch Inquiry into Bhutto's Murder

The UN will launch an investigation into the assassination of Benazir Bhutto. I'm wondering if this might be a US pressure tactic to put the Pak military on the defensive, given its jihadist links to the recent attacks on Mumbai, as well as those on NATO convoys. If such an investigation were to uncover complicity by the Pak military establishment in Bhutto's assassination, then it could create a huge rift between the public and the army, thus increasing the latter's political isolation.

I'm thinking that Pakistan's latest redeployment of its troops to the border with India may have prompted this latest UN investigation measure by the US. India hasn't even massed any troops on the border, and yet Pakistan is already claiming a pretext to shift its troops. Therefore this investigation may be yet another lever the US has come up with to show the Pak military its displeasure. I'm sure we all remember how the US-prompted UN probe into the assassination of Lebanon's Rafiq Harriri was used to turn the thumbscrews on the Syrian military.

Saturday, December 13, 2008

China Saved Hamid Gul from UN Sanctions

China intervened to save Hamid Gul's neck from the UN sanctions noose, according to this article in the Christian Science Monitor:
India also sought to have the UN committee include on the list Hamid Gul, a retired Pakistani Army general who headed the country's main intelligence agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence Directorate, in the late 1980s. However, China, a close ally of Pakistan that has veto power on the Security Council, apparently blocked Mr. Gul's inclusion.
This is why there needs to be Security Council reform. China will favour its cronies as long as it can get away with it.

Thursday, December 11, 2008

Wednesday, December 10, 2008

Thursday, January 03, 2008

UN: Don't Criticize Islam

As you may have heard, the UN has passed a resolution requiring that Islam not be criticized for human rights violations.

Ah, of course. No other religion gets such a UN resolution protecting it from human rights criticism, but of course an exception must be made for "the one, true" religion.