editorial vault

The United Nations
Uploaded on Tuesday 27 January, 2015 to the globalist cabal
The highs and lows of a global forum
The United Nations was set up in 1945 as an intergovernmental organization, with the objective to build a framework for global order and stability through dialogue and international cooperation between nation states. Its founding ideals were just and noble. The United Nations created a General Assembly wherein all member states could participate, a Security Council where resolutions could be passed for the good of mankind, and, in 1948, during its session in Paris, conceived the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. But, over time, things have gone awry. Since 1952, history has borne witness to countries ravaged by wars, famine, disease, and millions of deaths in places like Vietnam, Korea, Cambodia, Rwanda, the former Yugoslavia, and many more.

At its inception, the United Nations consisted of just 50 member states. Poland signed up four months later. More countries have since joined with the fall of colonialism. Not all of them are liberal democracies that uphold the most basic articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, but, all of them are eligible to sit on the Security Council, as well as on the Human Rights Council, if elected. The Arab/Islamic block is composed of 56 out of a total 193 member states, which helps to explain how Syria got a seat on the Security Council and chaired the Human Rights Council, as did Libya.

0 Comments
sign in to comment  |  register an account
featured editorial
Click the icon to load the document or launch the popup
  1. the money trust
  1. the globalist cabal
  1. the nexus of power
  1. the media consortium
  1. the erosion of liberty
  1. the world order
  1. miscellaneous
more editorials your comments
  1. President Jackson's Veto Message to Congress
    Regarding the Bank of the United States; July 10, 1832
  2. Greenbacks in the American Civil War
    The National Banking Acts of 1863 and 1864
  3. The Crime of 1873
    Demonetizing silver currency for the gold standard
  4. William Jennings Bryan's Cross of Gold Speech
    The Democratic National Convention in Chicago; July 9, 1896
    5.
  • Bill Still Interview

     

    Published on Tuesday 20 September, 2011

     

    Bill Still talks to Max Keiser on the Keiser Report E186. Still, an author and award winning documentary producer, discusses Fort Knox, the Fed, state banks and monetary reform.
    view comments  |  post a comment
    editorial vault » the money trust
  • Ellen Brown Speech

     

    Published on Monday 21 May, 2012

     

    Ellen Hodgson Brown, President & Founder of the Public Banking Institute (PBI) and author of such books as "The Web of Debt", The Public Bank Solution", addresses the PBI 2012 conference in Philadelphia.
    view comments  |  post a comment
    video library » the globalist cabal
  • Victoria Grant

     

    Published on Tuesday 8 May, 2012

     

    Victoria Grant, seen here aged 12 years old, addresses the first annual Public Banking Conference in Philadelphia, PA. Her father and she discovered that the debt money system was what was wrong with the Canadian economy and decided to do something about it.
    view comments  |  post a comment
    video library » the mainstream media
  • Bank of North Dakota

     

    Published on Monday 24 January, 2011

     

    The Bank of North Dakota was established by legislative action in 1919 to promote agriculture, commerce and industry. North Dakota is the only state to have escaped the credit crisis. For every year since 2008, it has run a budget surplus and it has the lowest unemployment figures in the US, the lowest default rate on its loans and the lowest foreclosure rate.
    view comments  |  post a comment
    editorial vault » the money trust
  • Pennsylvania Project

     

    Published on Saturday 14 September, 2013

     

    Mike Krauss, Chairman of the Pennsylvania Project, puts forward his proposal, based on the success of the Bank of North Dakota, to create a Public Bank for the state of Pennsylvania. Such a move would free the state from the clutches of the Fed, reduce the debt burden, boost investments and serve the public interest.
    view comments  |  post a comment
    picture gallery » the police state
  • The Banking Swindle

     

    Published on Saturday 24 August, 2013

     

    Most people hold the view that their bank deposits are safe with the big commercial banks, however, this assumption is not based on the facts. This video features official government documents detailing information that should sound anyone's alarm bells [edited].
    view comments  |  post a comment
    video library » the world order
© 2024 Hurtaly