UN's RED CARPET FOR TYRANTS

In the Rev 12 post we mentioned the 'red dragon' and and how it links back to the days of communist Russia. Today a post from UN watch as just arrived in my in box and a dissident from China has written an excellent article titled 'UN's RED CARPET FOR TYRANTS'. The carpet also came up in the crop circles this season.

Basically the dissidents are hosting their own assembly on the same day that the UN meets. They state that repression isn't welcome at their assembly. The annual UN General assembly held in New York each year, is a permanent fixture. This Wednesday, President Obama opens the debate and its the 66th session. How that number keeps on coming up in the magnitudes of the earthquakes.

Jianli reports that in 2009, Khadfy gave his address and called the security council a 'terror council'. That just about sums up Islam and his own family, after seeing the reports of what was going on in Libya.

In the past, Ahmadinejad denied the Holocaust, and he certainly denies the Holocaust that he creates in his own land. Another 22 people were executed this week in Iran for being drug dealers. I do not agree with drugs or drug dealers. However, we have proven that they can be redeemed.

Jianli states that Together, we will produce a series of proposed human rights resolutions for the UN to adopt, based upon a common principle: The use of fear as an instrument of government must be banished forever. Freedom from fear was promised by the UN in the preamble to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Rest assured that until this basic freedom is taken seriously in those halls, our voices will ring loud.

Jianli is a leading Chinese human rights advocate. An eyewitness to the Tiananmen Square massacre of 1989, he now lives in the United States, where he founded Initiatives for China, a pro-democracy organization. [1]


Is the word fear really the right word here? Or does it have bigger implications? Are we not talking about the removal of root causes of that which creates fear? Fear is the core issue, it isn't the root cause. If we look at Khadfy and Ahmadinejad its about their belief systems, religious ones at that. If we look at Hugo Chavez, China and the rest of the tyrants, its about men with power that have not healed themselves.

"People are not a commodity, without love they become so". from Sacred Words.

The tyrants are really no different from each other, it goes back to their childhoods and healing is required. Power cannot corrupt the incorruptible, and those that have truly made peace with the self.

So is it just about democracy that the tyrants do not have?

No, of course not. The USA is a democracy and as been at war every year since its existence.

Dissidents you have to dig a lot deeper, you have to get to the root causes of the core issues to truly understand the solutions.

So what is Mr Obama going to say when he walks on the red carpet with his fellow tyrants?

The 66th session for the man 666. 6+6+6 = 18, the soferim of 'Materialism striving to destroy spirituality'.

Tomorrow will be the 21st of September, 2011. The UN annual date for the 'International Day of Peace' and the man that was given the Nobel peace prize will be making his opening speech. The man that attacked Pakistan four days into the presidency.

I hope he likes the red carpet of the red dragon, the 21st of September is the 'Day of Taste'. That fits in perfectly with those that will be swallowing; what Obama and his bed mates at the UN have to offer.

Don't you just love it.

Is there any WISDOM at the UN?

No. Hence, why they were stunned when this child spoke in 1992.



ELIAKIM JOSEPH-SOPHIA

1. http://www.nydailynews.com/opinions/2011/09/19/2011-09-19_the_uns_red_carpet_for_tyrants.html#ixzz1YP7kj7OX