11/16/2007
UN Calls for Abolition of the Death Penalty
Courtesy of that socialist rag the Guardian:
A UN general assembly committee has passed a draft resolution calling for an end to the death penalty in a debate that put the US in the same camp as Iran and Syria.
The resolution, passed 99-52 by the human rights committee yesterday, must still be submitted to the 192-member general assembly for a vote. If approved, it would be non-binding, but would carry moral weight.
Co-sponsored by EU states and 60 other countries, the resolution calls on those countries that have capital punishment to introduce a moratorium on executions and eventually abolish capital punishment.
I’m not sure how it would justify the executions and murderers of the previous members of the UN, but hey. They never apply things in a fair manner; they steal donations meant for hungry people, etc. This is a dishonest organization that, along with the media, wants to portray the Great Satan Amerikka in the same light as Iran, while missing the entire purpose of capital punishment in the US: keeping our streets safe (it’s a strong deterrent to criminals); totally eliminating the expense of keeping murderers alive in a ‘life’ sentence, and stops them from suing the government for cable TV. It’s a win-win for everyone.
Now Iran rules by Sharia law, and according to American standards, cutting off hands and feet is a repulsive practice.
But the UN would never face that one head-on.
The UN should be thrown out of the US and we should resign membership; it’s useless to play around with socialist and communist dicators, thinking playing ‘paddy cake’ with them is going to have a positive effect.










November 16th, 2007 at 10:35 am
Real Americans, if polled would vote to have the UN abolished. When last I checked, the founding fathers didn’t indicate that American law and sovereignty should be influcenced by foreign interests, especially when most of those foreigners hate us and wish us harm.
You can than George W for his reaction to the Mexican government taking a death penalty case to The Hague (International Court) and cowtowing to that as if it came down from our Supreme Court.
I will never feel the same about Bush again after that.