United Nations declares the Holy See legally responsible and accountable to Indigenous People...

International Organization for Self-Determination and Equality ^ | 01/15/2016 | Apache-Nde-Nnee Working Group

[HarleyLady27]

After downloading and reading the (Shadow report) now I know why the newspaper business is shaping our elections, scandals and everything else...

When people say the media is scum, this really shows it...

[Red Badger]

Wouldn’t this also apply to the Neanderthals?....................

[Red Badger]

They never left?....................

[Graybeard58]

Papa will tap the treasury to pay reparations for sure.

[Graybeard58]

Wouldn’t this also apply to the Neanderthals?....................

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Old stuff, black people have been demanding reparations for years now.

Or do you mean the original Neanderthals?

[himno hero]

yeah, yeah ,,,,beaver and buffalo.

Pure insect insight from the UN.
Flippin muslim mosquitos.

[Red Badger]

original. not extra crispy............

[Impy]

Whut? LOL. UN is a joke.

[gibsosa]

Great post.

[Mrs. Don-o]

The Holy See is a sovereign state, has diplomatic relations with some 180 nations and sub-national entities, and is NOT a member of the United Nations but has "Permanent Observer" (non-voting) status.

OK, aside from that:

It should be obvious that the "Shadow Report" of a "working group" within the "CERD Committee" of the U.N. has no jurisdiction over anybody, anywhere.

The absurd headline and huffing, puffing article were written by, voila, that same "Apache-Nde-Nnee Working Group."

I hereby, exercising my similar and equal authority, sentence them to sit in the corner for two hours and compose heroic couplets honoring Christopher Columbus.

[livius]

I know the drug lords have been doing a lot of this stuff, but it’s not an official religion. And if the US would go back to the pre-Obama days, when Bush really did do a lot to wipe out the drug empires and gave a lot of on the ground support, the modern savages wouldn’t have a lot of traction. The local population hates them but is scared of them, and the US isn’t giving much help with Stoner Barry.

However, in terms of colonization, Christianity brought enormous benefits to the native populations of both North and South America. Aside from not having to worry about getting your heart ripped out because you were an unimportant person but the head honcho needed your blood to water his pyramid, you got to live in a society of laws (Spain was incredibly bureaucratic, then as now) and while it may have been tedious, it certainly was better than having your heart ripped out.

Let the Apaches explain that. Just in passing, they were a horrible group and all the other Indians were afraid of them. In fact, many entered into treaties with the Spanish just to be protected from the Apaches.

Also, the Spanish did not demand that the Indians convert. The Indians, regardless of their tribe, were offered a treaty, and one of the conditions was that they listen to the preaching of Christianity. They didn’t have to accept it, but they had to listen to it to enter into the treaty. Most of them accepted it, but there were some, such as the Hopi, who listened to the preaching, didn’t accept the religion, but agreed to the treaty and lived in peace.

[usconservative]

They think God has the deepest pockets.

Since when did they start believing in God?

[Scrambler Bob]

They dont.

That was my /s point.

[Red Badger]

Very Interesting. Thanks for the info.......................

[lentulusgracchus]

The UN has no jurisdiction here.

But that's the whole point. To claim and assert jurisdiction, from as high a tribunal as these grubby, greasy little men can manage.

They'll play hell getting a wrench on the Roman Catholic Church.

[Zionist Conspirator]

This is hilarious. The whole "indigenous peoples" thing is a joke because there is no such thing; there are only people who were there before someone else, and they were mostly invaders as well.

Especially nauseating is the fact that these so-called proud people-of-color, non-westerners, and "indigenous pipples" who hate Europe and the West so much get everything they believe from a bunch of dead white European males, the people who gave us Renaissance humanism, the "enlightenment," rationalism, and materialism--all Western and European to the core.

Copernicus, Galileo, Erasmus, Descartes, Spinoza, Voltaire, Rousseau, Kant, Comte, Hegel, Darwin, and Marx were not people of color, non-westerners, nor born in Africa or Latin America. Yet their ideology--the most European ideology in all history--governs and rules the so-called "leaders" of the "indigenous pipples."

No African, Australian, Asian, Arctic, Pacific or "native American" civilization or philosopher ever reduced all of reality to material atoms bumping into each other; the ancient Greeks did that, and they are the ancestors of European rationalist and materialist humanism.

Even Gramsci, the man who replaced the proletariat with "people of color" as agents of the Revolution, is a dead white European male.

Why no one seems to recognize these "uncle toms" for who they really are is something I have never understood.

[poinq]

The Holy See is not a state. Its the Pope’s realm over the Church. The Holy See is all over the world. The Vatican is a state. Its realm is geographic. The Vatican is one of very few states that is not a member of the United Nations. They do send a priest to listen in on the UN and walk around the halls.

[Mrs. Don-o]

That's what I used to think, too, but it turns out that the Holy See is the name of the state.

This is pretty confusing.

Consulting the CIA World Fact Book (LINK), you will read that: "The United States and the Holy See announced the establishment of diplomatic relations in 1984."

"The Holy See and the United States both are members of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe. The Holy See also is an observer to a number of international organizations of which the United States is a member, including the United Nations, Organization of American States, and World Trade Organization."

"The U.S. Ambassador to the Holy See is Kenneth F. Hackett; other principal embassy officials are listed in the Department's Key Officers List."

It seems "The Holy See" is the name of the government of the Vatican City.

Yes, yes, I know that "See" comes from "Sede" which means "Seat or Chair," and it refers to the chair of the Bishop of Rome, that is, the Pope, considered as spiritual leader.

So it seems to me that the "secular government" ought to be called "Vatican City" and the purely ecclesial organization ought to be called "Holy See" --- but that is not quite the case.

I'm somewhat cross-eyes from reading through all this stuff. I'm sure there are historic reasons and blah-blah-=blah.

[NorthMountain]

"Apache-Nde-Nnee Working Group."

I have no idea what an "Apache-Nde-Nnee" is. I'm not sure I want to know.

From my professional life, I know precisely what a "Working Group" is. It's a bunch of people stuck in an infinite loop of banal and pointless meetings, arguing passionately and at great length over meaningless minutiae and sucking up the customer's money by the millions, all at the expense of actually accomplishing anything. It may well be a group, but work is the last thing one should expect from it.

[JoeProBono]