by Robert Maegh
In 1945, after World War II, after the Holocaust, at a moment of extreme moral quality, the
U.N. was founded. The alliance, based on shared principles, grew out of a military alliance with the aim to combat aggressors and defend human rights. At that moment, Democratic States had a considerable majority.
At the moment however, dictatorships and third world countries have a large majority in the Council and the Western Democracies are constantly are voted down. Consequently, many resolutions are undermining the democratic principles and the living up to the priniciples of human rights. Furthermore, for the sake of impartiality, the U.N. makes never distiction between aggressor and defender and moral quality is not longer taken into consideration. Fact is however, that even since its foundation, the U.N. failed. Below you can find exaples where the U.N. failed in its duties.
- In 1948, the Arab armies invaded the new State of Israel. This act of violence by the Arabs, was recognized as a clear case of aggression. The U.N. requested a cease-fire, without making the distinction between attackers and defenders. Palestine was partitioned in an Israeli State, a Palestinian State and Jerusalem was internationalized . In the end, the aggressors were rewarded.
- In October 1962, with the news of the confirmed photographic evidence of Soviet missile bases in Cuba, President Kennedy started the naval quarantine around Cuba without the potentially time-consuming appeal to the United Nations.
- In the 1970's, Pol Pot, Khmer Rouge leader, killed over 1.7 million of civilians. U.N. secretary General Perez de Quelliar insisted on protecting the Khmer Rouge. Pot was not summond before the tribunal of The Heaghe. The aggression stopped when Vietnam invaded Cambodia, also without first going to the U.N.
The war against Israel:
- In November 1975, the U.N. ruled that Zionism was a form of racism. The U.N. voted 152/1, to call on Israel to rescind a resolution declaring Jerusalem its capital.
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