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Journal superyooser's Journal: Reform at the U.N. 3

UN Watch:

Dictators Fidel Castro of Cuba and Alexander Lukashenko of Belarus will be celebrating the UN Human Rights Council's likely adoption tomorrow of a new reform package that will see both regimes dropped from a blacklist, while Israel is placed under permanent indictment.

Fair and balanced.

As for the experts on other countries - on Burundi, Cambodia, North Korea, Democratic Republic of Congo, Haiti, Liberia, Burma, Somalia and Sudan - all of these may soon be eliminated, as threatened by the Council majority comprised of dictatorships and other Third World countries, under a gradual "review" process.

Excellent. Nothing like a peer review process to keep everyone accountable.

Pending their fate, all experts will be subjected to a new "Code of Conduct," submitted by Algeria in the name of the African group...

In related news, China has authored a Reproductive Rights policy for the world body. And the Taliban will be submitting a new "Dress Code."

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Reform at the U.N.

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  • And so now the UN is going to help them? HUH? Though I guess, betting with the losing horse is a UN Tradition.

    On another issue, you probably didn't see OnLawn's summons [slashdot.org] for a discussion on Genesis- as for some strange reason he deleted it. This is the first time I've seen the comment section survive a journal deletion....
    • When you're posting a journal entry, and pick either of the first two publicize options, comments on the journal entry will survive its deletion. Since the second is the default, this happens fairly frequently.
    • by On Lawn ( 1073 )
      Some JE's serve only a temporary purpose.

      SuperYooser, its good to see you are still around. The discussion on Genesis 12 is up, and I hope you can stop by and give it a look.

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