by Thomas Lifson
It turns out that it was easier posturing as indignant than doing something about it at the UN.
The world once again is watching genocide mass slaughter, despite having as our UN Ambassador Samantha Power, who parlayed a book denouncing American passivity in the face of genocide into a professorship at Harvard and her post at the UN. It turns out that it was easier posturing as indignant than doing something about it at the UN.
Resigning in protest when her boss failed to enforce the red line he proclaimed over chemical weapons apparently was out of the question for Power. And then all hell broke loose in Syria, with mass carnage.
A friend writes:
Resigning in protest when her boss failed to enforce the red line he proclaimed over chemical weapons apparently was out of the question for Power. And then all hell broke loose in Syria, with mass carnage.
A friend writes:
Thinking about self-described “genocide chick” Samantha Power and her boss and his wife and her hashtag responses to genocide, there was something gnawing at me. So, I did a bit of research and came up with this list:
Armenians in Turkey 1915-1918 1,500,000 killed Stalin’s Forced Famine in Ukraine 1932-1933 7,000,000 killed Rape of Nanking 1937-1938 300,000 killed Holocaust 1938-1945 6,000,000 killed Pol Pot in Cambodia 1976-1979 2,000,000 killed Rwanda 1994 800,000 killed Bosnia-Herzegovina 1992-1995 200,000 killed Syria 2014 - present 500,000 killed
Eight genocides in the past 100 years.Hmm, a clue might be found in American politics….
Do you notice a pattern here?
Thomas Lifson
Source: http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2016/12/obamas_passivity_in_the_face_of_genocide_in_syria.html
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