Haha, you glossed right through that one didn't ya? So you think the Arab Muslim lobby has enough influence over the UN to sway a 14-0 vote over an issue that is unjust to Israel? Where do you get this info from? Do you have anything to back up that claim?
That's all you got? There are a lot of Muslims and there is a lot of money in oil?? Come on you can do better than that. What is this Arab Muslim lobby you are talking about? And what evidence shows they have such influence over the UN?
You are stupid, beyond belief. Do you think the countries voting will side against their own interests of exploiting the opportunity to do business with a such a large population, some of which not only have oil money but can trade using oil? Idiot.
Which of these voting countries are you talking about? Do you even know who they are? What do you think about the 4 other countries (china, France, Russian federation and the U.K.) that had veto power and chose not to exercise it?
This is nothing new to them, they been asking themselves that forever, in fact they even know that is why there was a Holocaust...America is their last best bastion of/for survival
Again, you are making another ignorant statement, assuming that decisions at the UN are based on principles and ethics.
Ha ha ha.
You guys have two weeks to jerk off to anti Israel fantasies all that you want.
Interesting theory and better presented arguement than your past posts but again it's all assumptions and theory. No substance. Nothing to back up your theory about the Arab Muslim lobby. No links to reports. No historical data of pay for play etc.Again, you are making another ignorant statement, assuming that decisions at the UN are based on principles and ethics.
In fact, the UN is known as a failed organization, probably the most corrupt, immoral, wasteful, inefficient, cronyistic organization in the world. Yes, all those countries, including France, UK, and Russia want to be able to open markets, trade, and do business with the Muslim / Arab block. As does the US! That's what the Iran deal was really about, removing sanctions so the US and West could do business with an oil rich country of 80 million. So why should any country vote against its own interests over a small country, with a tiny population like Israel?
Either way, non of this makes any difference anyhow, because while these countries may publicly abstain or vote against Israel to "show" allegiance with the Muslim block, behind the scenes they are quite the opposite, as we can see they are beginning to suffer from the same problems with Muslims that Israel has for decades.
And what the UN says or does is totally inconsequential anyhow, so they can blow it out of their ass as much as they want. Things will be different after January 20th, when the US flag rises from its embassy in Jerusalem, the capital of Israel.
Maybe you should play ball with other mental midgets like yourself? LOLInteresting theory and better presented arguement than your past posts but again it's all assumptions and theory. No substance. Nothing to back up your theory about the Arab Muslim lobby. No links to reports. No historical data of pay for play etc.Again, you are making another ignorant statement, assuming that decisions at the UN are based on principles and ethics.
In fact, the UN is known as a failed organization, probably the most corrupt, immoral, wasteful, inefficient, cronyistic organization in the world. Yes, all those countries, including France, UK, and Russia want to be able to open markets, trade, and do business with the Muslim / Arab block. As does the US! That's what the Iran deal was really about, removing sanctions so the US and West could do business with an oil rich country of 80 million. So why should any country vote against its own interests over a small country, with a tiny population like Israel?
Either way, non of this makes any difference anyhow, because while these countries may publicly abstain or vote against Israel to "show" allegiance with the Muslim block, behind the scenes they are quite the opposite, as we can see they are beginning to suffer from the same problems with Muslims that Israel has for decades.
And what the UN says or does is totally inconsequential anyhow, so they can blow it out of their ass as much as they want. Things will be different after January 20th, when the US flag rises from its embassy in Jerusalem, the capital of Israel.
Strike 3 you're out
It's not much of an intellectual challenge to spew out accusations without any substance. That is apparently your Modus Operandi... I don't really give a shit, carry on if it makes you feel smartMaybe you should play ball with other mental midgets like yourself? LOLInteresting theory and better presented arguement than your past posts but again it's all assumptions and theory. No substance. Nothing to back up your theory about the Arab Muslim lobby. No links to reports. No historical data of pay for play etc.Again, you are making another ignorant statement, assuming that decisions at the UN are based on principles and ethics.
In fact, the UN is known as a failed organization, probably the most corrupt, immoral, wasteful, inefficient, cronyistic organization in the world. Yes, all those countries, including France, UK, and Russia want to be able to open markets, trade, and do business with the Muslim / Arab block. As does the US! That's what the Iran deal was really about, removing sanctions so the US and West could do business with an oil rich country of 80 million. So why should any country vote against its own interests over a small country, with a tiny population like Israel?
Either way, non of this makes any difference anyhow, because while these countries may publicly abstain or vote against Israel to "show" allegiance with the Muslim block, behind the scenes they are quite the opposite, as we can see they are beginning to suffer from the same problems with Muslims that Israel has for decades.
And what the UN says or does is totally inconsequential anyhow, so they can blow it out of their ass as much as they want. Things will be different after January 20th, when the US flag rises from its embassy in Jerusalem, the capital of Israel.
Strike 3 you're out
What? The fact that the UN is a corrupt, worthless, hypocritical organization sucking off US tax payer money while bashing it?It's not much of an intellectual challenge to spew out accusations without any substance. That is apparently your Modus Operandi... I don't really give a shit, carry on if it makes you feel smartMaybe you should play ball with other mental midgets like yourself? LOLInteresting theory and better presented arguement than your past posts but again it's all assumptions and theory. No substance. Nothing to back up your theory about the Arab Muslim lobby. No links to reports. No historical data of pay for play etc.Again, you are making another ignorant statement, assuming that decisions at the UN are based on principles and ethics.
In fact, the UN is known as a failed organization, probably the most corrupt, immoral, wasteful, inefficient, cronyistic organization in the world. Yes, all those countries, including France, UK, and Russia want to be able to open markets, trade, and do business with the Muslim / Arab block. As does the US! That's what the Iran deal was really about, removing sanctions so the US and West could do business with an oil rich country of 80 million. So why should any country vote against its own interests over a small country, with a tiny population like Israel?
Either way, non of this makes any difference anyhow, because while these countries may publicly abstain or vote against Israel to "show" allegiance with the Muslim block, behind the scenes they are quite the opposite, as we can see they are beginning to suffer from the same problems with Muslims that Israel has for decades.
And what the UN says or does is totally inconsequential anyhow, so they can blow it out of their ass as much as they want. Things will be different after January 20th, when the US flag rises from its embassy in Jerusalem, the capital of Israel.
Strike 3 you're out
Maybe if I say it a fifth time you will understand. YOU make these accusations, all I've done is ask for substance to back up what you are saying. You can't provide any. Instead you think that calling me stupid is a worthy response.... rubber and glue dude.What? The fact that the UN is a corrupt, worthless, hypocritical organization sucking off US tax payer money while bashing it?It's not much of an intellectual challenge to spew out accusations without any substance. That is apparently your Modus Operandi... I don't really give a shit, carry on if it makes you feel smartMaybe you should play ball with other mental midgets like yourself? LOLInteresting theory and better presented arguement than your past posts but again it's all assumptions and theory. No substance. Nothing to back up your theory about the Arab Muslim lobby. No links to reports. No historical data of pay for play etc.Again, you are making another ignorant statement, assuming that decisions at the UN are based on principles and ethics.
In fact, the UN is known as a failed organization, probably the most corrupt, immoral, wasteful, inefficient, cronyistic organization in the world. Yes, all those countries, including France, UK, and Russia want to be able to open markets, trade, and do business with the Muslim / Arab block. As does the US! That's what the Iran deal was really about, removing sanctions so the US and West could do business with an oil rich country of 80 million. So why should any country vote against its own interests over a small country, with a tiny population like Israel?
Either way, non of this makes any difference anyhow, because while these countries may publicly abstain or vote against Israel to "show" allegiance with the Muslim block, behind the scenes they are quite the opposite, as we can see they are beginning to suffer from the same problems with Muslims that Israel has for decades.
And what the UN says or does is totally inconsequential anyhow, so they can blow it out of their ass as much as they want. Things will be different after January 20th, when the US flag rises from its embassy in Jerusalem, the capital of Israel.
Strike 3 you're out
If you think UN votes aren't affected by the Arab Muslim block or what benefits each individual nation's interests, then perhaps you should play in a sandbox with others who have IQ's close to their shoe size.
We don't vote against our own interests, dumbass. No nation does. Our interests say that we ally with nations that share common interests and goals. Creating yet another Islamist terrorist state called the "Palestine Caliphate" is anathema to our and Europe's interests. The fact that Europe is being held hostage by hoards of Muslim hostages and therefore tries to appease the aggressive invaders within their borders by constantly throwing Israel under the bus, should not affect how the US or other free nations behave. The American public is overwhelmingly pro Israel and therefore so is its govt. And as we have seen, European countries are starting to wake up and realize what is happening to them, and take their countries back. Deal with it, or not, who cares, Joehammad.
Maybe you should educate yourself a little.Maybe if I say it a fifth time you will understand. YOU make these accusations, all I've done is ask for substance to back up what you are saying. You can't provide any. Instead you think that calling me stupid is a worthy response.... rubber and glue dude.What? The fact that the UN is a corrupt, worthless, hypocritical organization sucking off US tax payer money while bashing it?It's not much of an intellectual challenge to spew out accusations without any substance. That is apparently your Modus Operandi... I don't really give a shit, carry on if it makes you feel smartMaybe you should play ball with other mental midgets like yourself? LOLInteresting theory and better presented arguement than your past posts but again it's all assumptions and theory. No substance. Nothing to back up your theory about the Arab Muslim lobby. No links to reports. No historical data of pay for play etc.Again, you are making another ignorant statement, assuming that decisions at the UN are based on principles and ethics.
In fact, the UN is known as a failed organization, probably the most corrupt, immoral, wasteful, inefficient, cronyistic organization in the world. Yes, all those countries, including France, UK, and Russia want to be able to open markets, trade, and do business with the Muslim / Arab block. As does the US! That's what the Iran deal was really about, removing sanctions so the US and West could do business with an oil rich country of 80 million. So why should any country vote against its own interests over a small country, with a tiny population like Israel?
Either way, non of this makes any difference anyhow, because while these countries may publicly abstain or vote against Israel to "show" allegiance with the Muslim block, behind the scenes they are quite the opposite, as we can see they are beginning to suffer from the same problems with Muslims that Israel has for decades.
And what the UN says or does is totally inconsequential anyhow, so they can blow it out of their ass as much as they want. Things will be different after January 20th, when the US flag rises from its embassy in Jerusalem, the capital of Israel.
Strike 3 you're out
If you think UN votes aren't affected by the Arab Muslim block or what benefits each individual nation's interests, then perhaps you should play in a sandbox with others who have IQ's close to their shoe size.
Although your copy and paste skills are quite impressive, your ability to make a valid point is not...
Everything has some kind of influence. Countries vote according to what is in their best interest with factors of economics, security, and values in mind.
