Haunted by failure
Speaking at the opening session of the Durban II hatefest in Geneva, Switzerland on Monday, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon decried the absence of western countries from the Israel-bashing session.With the United States' withdrawal on Sunday, New Zealand, Germany, Holland, Sweden and Poland withdrew from the 'conference,' joining Canada, Israel and Italy who had previously announced that they would not attend.
The only head of state who is attending is Holocaust-denying Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
That's why I titled this post the way I did: In the free world, there is little argument that the Durban II hatefest is a diplomatic failure. It doesn't deserve any better.
Let's go to the videotape.
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 4:44 PM
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Monkee Loon quotes great American president Theodore Roosevelt's famous Man in the Arena speech.
I suggest you all read it in full to see the true context in which Roosevelt's words were spoken. Only then can you understand how abusive this UN tool was to Roosevelt's original intentions.
As an addendum to my post, above:
Roosevelt gave that speech when visiting the Sorbonne.
Today's clown heckler's at the UN also hail from the Sorbonne.
If the only thing Durban II has got going for it is to be represented by an anti-Semite, its already a "diplomatic disaster" for the UN. Ban Ki-Moon apparently forgot the face of the proceedings is the message of the entire conference. And no one who stayed away has regretted their decision to do so.
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