Human Whats Council??

Submitted by Sofa Sogood (United States), Sep 22, 2007 at 14:09

Should Israel be concerned about the opinion of the International community? It's a good question.

Here is You Tube testimony at the Inhuman Rights Council -- or is it Human Wrongs Council? -- of Hillel Neuer of Human Rights Watch at Geneva on September 20, 2007.

The former Commission on Human Rights was dissolved because it was a sham. The new Human Rights Council was set up at the request of Ban Ki Moon to correct the old, but it is exactly the same. A disgrace. Here, Hillel Neuer denounces what is to be the "Permanent Indictment of Israel" -- (as opposed to the old "Eternal" Indictment of Israel, I guess.)

Please also see other short videos on this -- click "menu" and then "pause" while any video is playing to see and select them.

See all of them, but especially note: "Banned UN Speech, Human Rights Nightmare," "Not Banned Speech at HRC" plus Part 2 of same; "Confronts Sudan Regime" and "Canada Upholds Principle."

Notice how the EU members say nothing in defense of decency. These turkeys are nothing but a band of bullies and thugs, empowered by mob psychology, US tax dollars, and a totally undeserved and false aura of righteousness simply because of the UN name.

WHERE ARE THE "HUMANS" TO PROTEST AND BRING THIS DOWN? THIS IS WHAT THE ENERGIES OF THE SINCERE (AND SOME OF THEM ARE, BUT JUST MISINFORMED AND MISLEAD) "PEACE" MARCHERS SHOULD BE MARCHING AGAINST.

Rather than the truly great and noble idea the UN was intended for -- to influence with the right and the good -- it supports evil -- the absolute worst tendencies in human nature.

http://atlasshrugs2000.typepad.com/atlas_shrugs/2007/09/permanent-un-in.html

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