President Donald Trump skewered the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday for its refusal to support peace negotiations, its financing of disastrous open-border policies, and the litany of erroneous climate doomsday predictions the organization has made over the decades.
“What is the purpose of the United Nations?” Trump asked after lambasting the globalist organization for not helping him negotiate peace between nations. This was one of many digs he took at the UN in his nearly one-hour scold fest.
The UN is meeting for its 80th annual conference in New York City. The organization’s influence has been dropping precipitously, and so have its resources. Dwindling American support has played a major role in that decline. And on Tuesday, Trump showed no remorse.
In typical Trumpian fashion, the president began bragged about his peace negotiations. He mentioned his mediation role in a series of conflicts: the ones between Cambodia and Thailand, Kosovo and Serbia, the Congo and Rwanda, Pakistan and India, Israel and Iran, Egypt and Ethiopia, and Armenia and Azerbaijan.
However, he said on Tuesday, it’s “too bad I had to do these things instead of the United Nations doing them.” He piled on:
And, sadly, in all cases, the United Nations did not even try to help — in any of them.… I never even received a phone call from the United Nations. I realized the United Nations wasn’t there for us.
The president then mistakenly said the UN was not living up to its “great potential.” That suggests he may not understand the real reason a cohort of certified communists created the UN, i.e., to serve as the foundation of a world government. A world at peace is not fertile ground for global government. A chaotic world, however, is. It’s in a world at war, a world ravaged by a pandemic, that global governance comes about. Many people within the UN’s agencies have openly admitted the reason for the organization is to bring about world government. You can read more about that in our previous report here.
Trump got back on the right track when he said the only thing the UN is good for is “creating new problems for us to solve.” He then segued into one of the largest crises the organization created. “The United Nations is funding an assault on Western countries and their borders,” Trump said, adding, “The UN is supposed to stop invasions, not create them — and not finance them.” The UN, he pointed out, gave food, shelter, transportation, and debit cards to illegal aliens. “Can you believe that?” he said. He was referring to the organizations’ role in the open-borders policies of the Joe Biden years. Trump took swing after swing in this vein:
You’re destroying your countries. They’re being destroyed. Europe is in serious trouble. They’ve been invaded by a force of illegal aliens like nobody has ever seen before.… And nobody is doing anything to change it, to get them out. It’s not sustainable.… Your countries are going to hell.
Trump also detailed the carnage the “globalist migration agenda” brought not only to host nations, but to the migrants making dangerous journey to Europe or America. Open borders has facilitated human trafficking, which he dubbed “inherently evil.” Over 300,000 people were kidnapped and taken into slavery or ended up dead. “They’re lost or they’re dead because of the animals that did this,” Trump said.
Every sovereign nation must have the right to control their own borders. He said migrants should immediately be sent home, especially those who’ve broken the law and claimed asylum under false pretenses. Citing the Council of Europe, he said almost 50 percent of people in German prisons were foreign nationals. In Austria, that number is 53 percent. In Greece it’s 54 percent. And in “beautiful Switzerland,” a whopping 72 percent of prisoners are foreign nationals.
Common sense policies are the answer. Trump:
Proud nations must be allowed to protect their communities and prevent their societies from being overwhelmed by people they have never seen before with different customs, religions, with different everything.
What makes the world beautiful is that each country is unique, he said, a sentiment that flies in the face of the anti-West, pro immigration narrative that’s forced down the throats of Western nations.
The immigration crisis has created momentum among nationalistic political coalitions in England, France, Germany, and other nations. Just last week, Tommy Robinson’s Unite the Kingdom rally drew at least 100,000 people to London to protest, first and foremost, the open border policies ruining the once-mighty United Kingdom. In France, Marine Le Penn’s party has gained significant influence because of its anti-immigration stance. And same goes for Germany’s AfD party.
Immigration and suicidal energy policies will be the death of Western Europe if something is not done, Trump reiterated, before transitioning into another destructive policy pushed by the UN, what he referred to as the “the greatest con job” — the “green scam.” He rightly pointed out that the alarmists have for more than a half century screeched about incoming climate catastrophes:
It used to be global cooling. If you look back years ago … they said, “global cooling will kill the world, we have to do something.” Then they said global warming will kill the world. But then it started getting cooler, so now they just call it climate change. Because that way they can’t miss.… It’s the greatest con job ever perpetrated on the world, in my opinion.
In 1982, the executive director of the UN environmental program predicted that by 2000 “climate change will cause a global catastrophe,” Trump said. It would be as irreversible as any nuclear holocaust. “This is what they said at the United Nations. What happened? Here we are.” He brought up another failed climate prediction. Trump:
Another UN official stated in 1989 that within a decade entire nations could be wiped off the map by global warming. Not happening.
He pointed how absurd it is for some nations to deindustrialize their economies in the name of reducing their carbon footprint while their efforts are offset by countries that don’t implement the same policies. Trump mentioned how countries such as China have more than made up for the carbon emissions Europe has reduced. He pointed out that green policies have spiked energy prices for the Europeans, mentioning Germany by name.
In his speech, Trump also reminded his audience about the greatness of Western Civilization and the blood and sweat it took to build such a mighty society. It was a stark contrast from years of self-hate from Western leaders. He made many comments praising European culture and the beauty of cultural distinctiveness.
It’s good that the United States has a president who recognizes that Western Civilization ought to be preserved and that the United Nations has been a threat to that. For too long, Democratic and Republican administrations have ignored the malign impact of this malevolent organization. But the most important step is action.
Here in the United States, The John Birch Society, the parent company of this magazine, began warning about the UN all the way back in 1962. Knowing that the UN was a root of many problems, JBS founder Robert Welch launched the Get US Out! Of the United Nations action project. Birchers embarked on a comprehensive, nationwide campaign with the goal of severing ties between the United States and the UN. Many people still remember the billboards and the pamphlets. The JBS has persistently chipped away at UN support in this country from the 1960s until today. And now it appears that mainstream sentiment has finally caught up with the Birchers.
Every country in the world needs to get out of the UN. It’s not enough for the Trump White House to point out how much disaster the UN has caused. Congress needs to push through already-existing legislation withdrawing the United States from this globalist organization, and Trump needs to sign it. That is the only remedy to curtailing the disastrous impact of the UN. Check out this page for more on what you can do.