Thursday - September 27, 2007

And we belong to U.N. for what reason? 

Are the Democrats taking notes during "Bash America Week" at the U.N.? Here is what dictators and leftists think about us. No wonder the U.N. is such a waste, but loved by the left.

From Nicaragua:

Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega has lashed out at the United States for criticizing Iran and North Korea for their nuclear programs.

At the United Nations General Assembly Tuesday, Mr. Ortega asked what right the United States has to question a country that is seeking nuclear development for peaceful - or even military - purposes.

He said the United States not only possesses the greatest nuclear arsenal in the world, but is the only country to use nuclear weapons on civilians - in the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki during World War II.

• Wow, doesn't that sound just like the American left? And of course, it is 100% wrong. The Russians have a larger nuclear arsenal. The use of nuclear weapons on Japan was during wartime, against an aggressor nation. For liberals, that would have been Japan--you know, the bad guy. And just in case you don't get it, you can extend that moral judgement to both Iran and North Korea.

From Zimbabwe:

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe on Wednesday delivered a particularly bitter denunciation of Western critics in the United Nations General Assembly, lashing out at U.S. President George Bush for what he called "hypocrisy" in describing his Harare government as "tyrannical," and denouncing U.S. policy in Iraq and elsewhere.

Mr. Mugabe accused the United States and Britain of seeking to maintain neo-colonial control over Zimbabwe and of attempting to engineer "regime change" there. "I am termed (a) dictator because I have rejected this supremacist view and frustrated the neo-colonialists in their endeavor to keep us as slaves in our own country."

Mr. Mugabe took exception to President Bush's reference to his government as a "tyrannical regime" in a speech Tuesday to the General Assembly.

President Bush said Mr. Mugabe's "tyrannical regime" was "an assault on its people and an affront to the principles of the (U.N.) Universal Declaration" of Human Rights.

Mr. Mugabe responded that Mr. Bush "has much to atone for and little to lecture us on (regarding) the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. His hands drip with blood of many innocent nationalities, and today with the blood of the Iraqis."

Mr. Mugabe dwelt on the U.S. detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, for terror suspects. "At that concentration camp, international law does not apply...laws of the United States of America do not apply. Only Bush's law applies."

• He sounds like a liberal when talking about Iraq and Guantanamo. Shouldn't it tell America's left something that a brutal, murderous dictator talks just like them? He even has the Bush bashing down pat.

Author: Satanic Source
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