Posted on 12/14/2016 10:14:56 AM PST by Sean_Anthony
The UN today is a bloated organization, which is rightly perceived as non-transparent, non-accountable, ineffective and, at times, hypocritical
United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres will commence his duties as secretary general on January 1, 2017, succeeding Ban Ki-moon. Mr. Guterres took the oath of office on December 12th in a ceremony presided over by the president of the UN General Assembly. Mr. Guterres, a former Socialist prime minister of Portugal, former UN high commissioner for refugees, and president of the Socialist International from 1999 to 2005, then delivered an address outlining his priority to restore trust in the United Nations. “Our duty to the people we serve,” he said, “is to work together to move from fear of each other to trust in each other. Trust in the values that bind us, and trust in the institutions that serve us.” Mr. Guterres emphasized the important role that the UN could play in preventing conflicts. He also wants the UN to become a more nimble institution which focuses “more on delivery and less on process, more on people and less on bureaucracy.”
F the UN!
Everyone count their blessings that the timing was such that Obama didn’t end up taking that job. He would become an even more pain in the ass jackwagon.
Nothing like a true communist at the reins.
He can’t hold that job...He was Prez of the USA.
So much for ethical journalism.
New meme....”Trump Looms!”
Trump Looms...he’s weaving a greater America!
Stop funding and kick them out of the USA
Trumplooms was a name coined by Cruzlims last Winter.
True, but when have rules/laws ever mattered to Mr. Soetero?
He’ll just whip out his Indonesian passport.
A socialist running the UN? I’m shocked. SHOCKED!
Even better a socialist who ran a failed and broke nation.
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