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Global socialism & the end of the world
If one needs proof that a global authority can not become truly relevant in
the theater of world affairs until it usurps sovereign powers from its subject
states' governments, one need look no farther than the record of accomplishments
and failures resulting from the two modern day attempts to incept, deploy and
sustain such organizations and the root causes of each.
In 1945, emissaries representing 50 different countries met in San Francisco
and created the UN Charter. On Oct. 24, 1945, having been ratified by China,
France, The Soviet Union, The United Kingdom, the United States, and a majority
of the other countries that sent representatives to the original meeting earlier
that year, the United Nations officially came into being, in great part in
response to the failure of the League Of Nations to realize similar ambitions
and the resulting devastation inflicted by World War II.
In the years since then, the United Nations, like the League Of
Nations before it, has consistently failed to
accomplish its mission, which is stated in the U.N. charter as being to: *
* Excerpted from www.un.org/aboutun/index.html
While claiming these lofty principles as their own, it is an understatement to say
that the U.N. leaves much to be desired in their practice, as it does in so many
ways. One can reasonably predict that the United Nations will bravely ignore or
nobly run away from the situations where it is needed most while inexhaustibly
inserting itself into affairs of sovereign states, situations, and theaters of operation in which no
justification exists for its involvement.
Oh yes, much to be desired, my fellow Outragees, and much to be said... by
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