President Clinton sought United Nations authority
Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2025 4:56 am
The question which is unclear and not yet decided is the extent to which these power blocs will really be independent and how far they are a stage on the way to world government. The Jews in the United States, who, as in Europe, exercise an enormous influence in deciding the parameters of political debate, are themselves divided over this, fearing that while a one world government is desirable in theory, internationalism in practice is perilous (they have never forgotten the UN condemnation of Zionism as "racism"). On the whole, however, they prefer internationalism to the establishment of competing power blocs.
The invasion of Haiti as well as for American air attacks on phone number list Serbian nationalists he made a significant break with the precedent of Panama and Grenada, not to mention Viet-Nam. Not all Jewish spokesmen are happy about this. Jewish conservative Charles Krauthammer has deplored the subservience of the US military to the UN in Bosnia and articles in the influential Jewish organ Time has denounced Clinton's "weakness" in kow-towing to U.N. demands.
The refusal by Michael New, a member of the American armed forces, to wear UN blue uniform, and his subsequent expulsion from the army for his stand, has highlighted the paradox of the United States position in world politics. Is the U.S. an imperial power, protecting its interests around the world, or is it the main armed force of the United Nations, implementing the decrees of the New World Order? Is there a perceptible US national interest represented in US foreign policy or has US foreign policy become the instrument of the UN and/or Israel?
The invasion of Haiti as well as for American air attacks on phone number list Serbian nationalists he made a significant break with the precedent of Panama and Grenada, not to mention Viet-Nam. Not all Jewish spokesmen are happy about this. Jewish conservative Charles Krauthammer has deplored the subservience of the US military to the UN in Bosnia and articles in the influential Jewish organ Time has denounced Clinton's "weakness" in kow-towing to U.N. demands.
The refusal by Michael New, a member of the American armed forces, to wear UN blue uniform, and his subsequent expulsion from the army for his stand, has highlighted the paradox of the United States position in world politics. Is the U.S. an imperial power, protecting its interests around the world, or is it the main armed force of the United Nations, implementing the decrees of the New World Order? Is there a perceptible US national interest represented in US foreign policy or has US foreign policy become the instrument of the UN and/or Israel?