What's wrong with Louise Arbour????
If only she really cared about human rights...
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Louise Arbour, traveled to Iran this week to take a front row seat and listen attentively to Holocaust-denier Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. The occasion was billed as a human rights meeting of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM), currently chaired by Cuba.
While Arbour was hobnobbing with anti-semites, butchers and anti-democratic forces from around the world, Iranians were being prepared for public hangings. Arbour was reported by the Islamic Republic News Agency as having "expressed pleasure with being at the NAM meeting and described Iran's representation office in the UN in Geneva as "very good." In an unusual move, the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights has so far neglected to put her official statement on their website.
The day after Arbour left Iran the government felt sufficiently buoyed by their UN stamp of approval, that they executed 21 prisoners. People are executed in Iran for charges like "enmity against God" or "being corrupt on earth."
posted by GayandRight @ 11:51 AM
4 Comments:
Once again the U.N. has shown its self to be irrelevant.Its one of the most corrupt international
organization on the planet that we know today! Lets look at
the great things the U.N. has done since the 90's shall we?
1)Food for oil in Iraq
great work.
2) The great work the
U.N. has done during the Rwanda massacre
and today GREAT WORK
KEEP IT UP U.N.!
3) The great peace that
we have threw out the middle east.
4) They also had the great human rights protector Lybia sitting
on the human rights
commission.
5) We now Louise Arbour travel to Iran.
What a great place this U.N. is,isn't people?
The left loves this U.N. stuff what a bunch of morons.
Reminds me of the oone party government of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
They'll go to any extent to prevent results.
Ever heard of "know thy enemy"?
Maybe that's what it's all about.
I literally thank God that Louise Arbour is no longer a judge in Canada.
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