How Many Resolutions Does It Take?

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I’ve always felt that the U.N. Secretary-General, Kofi Annan was “one step beyond”, but this is just ridiculous. According to my favorite hot dog vendor (he sold hot dogs from a cart while a student at Macalaster College in Minnesota), the war in Iraq is naughty. “From our point of view and from the Charter point of view, it was illegal," Annan says.

Right.

Mr. Secretary-General….just how many resolutions does it take to get ANY action out of the U.N.? Should we call them “Good Ideas” instead of “Resolutions?”

“Peace in our time”? Is he channeling Neville Chamberlain?

I guess if he ran the U.S. the way he runs the U.N., we’d have capitulated to the Islamofascists. Of course, a John-John administration would put us in the same boat. The liberal internationalist agenda is always willing to surrender our sovereignty and self-determination to foreign “oversight”. Do you get uncomfortable when you think about U.S. troops fighting, nay, policing, under a U.N. flag? Protecting the interests of petty tyrants and tin-horn dictators across the globe? I know I do.

Back in July, nine members of the House of Representatives sent a request to the U.N. to monitor U.S. elections on November 2nd. I mean, wow.

Wow.

How much longer do you think the Republic will last? Our lifetime? Our children’s? I wonder.

There’s a theory that says the Roman Empire fell due to the gradual lack of concern on the part of her citizens. What I mean by that is, the more liberal their laws became, the more concessions they gave to special interest groups, the more they compromised their principles, then the easier it was for the Empire to fall apart.

Something to think about.