Alpha Patriot posted a great roundup of all the craziness at the UN. This stuck out:
United Nations anti-torture body has criticised Britain for the "unsatisfactory" conditions in its prisons, including a "substantial number of deaths in custody", urging it to act at once to improve them.Read the rest here.
The U.N. Committee Against Torture, reviewing British compliance with an international treaty outlawing inhuman and degrading treatment, also expressed concern at parts of an anti-terrorism law which allows "potentially indefinite detention" of foreigners without trial.
It called on the British government to study "as a matter of urgency" alternatives to the sweeping powers to imprison any foreigner suspected of involvement in international terrorism given by the 2001 Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act.
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We're down two towers since 9/11 - pull out of the UN and evict the s.o.b.s, then convert that building into a nice, income PRODUCING rental property that will pay off in revenue to the City and State as well - instead of costing the City millions in security costs and unpaid tickets! Not to mention removing a handy place for terrorists to hide from our shores!
We now pay 22% of the U.N.'s budget - and take about 95% of their abuse. Why do we need it? I mean, somehow paying someone for "dissing" us is a little nuts, don't you think?
Gayle
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