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Comments (0)The seismic waves of popular unrest sweeping the Arab world has indeed made an impact on the once-venerable United Nations – just not the one desired. After all, for decades many of the now troubled dictatorial countries have sent representatives to 1 U.N. Plaza in New York City, using their numerical superiority to diplomatically mug democracies, particularly the United States and Israel. But alas, ringing truth to the adage that no good deed goes unpunished, Libya – whose unstable leader is for the moment ostracized for wanton murder of rebelling citizens – cannot retain its seat on the U.N. Human Rights Council. Yet Syria is moving to take its spot in the 47-nation group in the upcoming May 20 elections, according to the JTA Wire Service. Let us forget for a moment that the Libya of barbarous leader Moammar… read more
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U.N.-Style Arab Democracy
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