The U.N.'s terrorism gap

http://jewishworldreview.com ^ | Joshua Muravchik

[manny613]

The most shocking outcome of last week's U.N. summit was the failure, once again, of the world organization to take a definitive stand against terrorism. It was scarcely surprising that the 191 member-states could not come to agreement on adding members to the Security Council or on sweeping management reforms or on foreign aid, however disappointing these failures were to some. But a long-overdue declaration on terrorism had seemed well within reach.

[highlymotivated]

When it comes to the bungling of the UN, I have one word for them:

[KarlInOhio]

The most shocking outcome of last week's U.N. summit was the failure, once again, of the world organization to take a definitive stand against terrorism.

Disgusting? Yes. Aggravating? Yes. Shocking? No. That's like being shocked being bitten by piranhas when swimming in the Amazon.