Bitchute odysee Telegram Feed

The Declining Influence of the UN was Illustrated this Week When Most Nations Walked Out on Netanyahu’s Speech

The United Nations had a general assembly this week in New York City. The Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas and 80 other Palestinian officials were denied visas to travel to New York to attend the session, even though the State of Palestine has been a non-member observer state in the UN for over a decade now. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from Israel, however, was allowed to attend and even give a keynote address, in spite of the fact that there is a criminal warrant out for his arrest in the International Criminal Court. The Israeli Press reported that his plane had to take an unusual route to reach the U.S., avoiding European airspace, as most of Western Europe has turned against Netanyahu and are calling for a two-state solution now, even the U.K. So the fact that Netanyahu was too afraid to fly over Europe is a first. When Netanyahu took the stage to address the UN General Assembly, most of the nations present walked out. Earlier in the week U.S. President Donald Trump addressed the UN, and stated: "Your countries are going to hell”, due to their immigration policies. He scolded them on many other issues as well. It can hardly be surprising, therefore, that many countries around the world are abandoning the declining United Nations, and are instead joining the BRICS coalition of countries to oppose the Zionists. They had a very successful gathering of their leaders earlier this year in Brazil.

Read More

“We Own The Science”: UN Official Admits That They Partner With Google To Control Search Results

The UN’s Under-Secretary-General for Global Communications, Melissa Fleming, recently admitted in a discussion with the World Economic Forum that the globalist institution has partnered with Big Tech platforms like Google in order to control search results on subjects like climate change, making the establishment narrative the predominant narrative while suppressing information and data that runs contrary to the UN's climate agenda.  Fleming went on to state that the UN is in control of the science: “We own the science, and we think that the world should know it, and the platforms themselves also do.”

Read More

N.Y. Law Professor Addresses U.N. on Government Vaccine Policies Violating the Nuremberg Code

New York University research scholar and law professor Mary Holland recently addressed the United Nations at the 25th International Health and Environment Conference. Professor Holland has been one of the lone voices in the U.S. addressing the legal ramifications of removing parental rights to informed consent for childhood vaccines. Professor Holland sees major civil rights issues involved in government vaccine policies that remove informed consent rights to refuse mandatory vaccinations. She reminds the United Nations that history has shown us the results of such overt government intrusion into personal medical rights. World-wide human rights legislation has been put into place to protect individuals from government intrusion into medical abuse, starting with the Nuremberg Code just after the atrocities of Nazi Germany after World War II. Professor Holland states: "[T]he UN and the international community have obligations to respect human rights related to vaccination. Since World War II, the international community has recognized the grave dangers in involuntary scientific and medical experimentation on human subjects. In the aftermath of Nazi medical atrocities, the world affirmed the Nuremberg Code which stated that the 'voluntary consent of the human subject is absolutely essential.' The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights further enshrined this prohibition against involuntary experimentation in its 1966 text, stating 'no one shall be subjected without his free consent to medical or scientific experimentation.' Such a prohibition is now so universally recognized that some courts and scholars have pronounced the right to informed consent in experiments as a matter of customary international law."

Read More