Muuhulgas …!
Võiks siis ühtlasi ka öelda, mille vastu USA õieti hääletas seal .
Selles paberis oli ikka igast woke globalistlikku jampsi kokku käkerdatud
USA esindaja vastulause , mis neile seal vastumeelt oli .
As an observer state to the Council of Europe, the United States values the work of the Council of Europe to protect and defend human rights, advance democracy, and promote the rule of law.
We appreciate the efforts of Lithuania and Luxembourg on this resolution, including their willingness to accept some changes to the text.
Maintaining international peace and security, including through the peaceful settlement of disputes, is the primary goal for which the United Nations was created. The current resolution repeats statements as to the Russia-Ukraine war that the United States considers unhelpful in advancing the cause of peace.
We are confident the durable resolution of the Russia-Ukraine war is of greatest importance to members of the Council of Europe, as it is to the United States. We hope the Council of Europe, and all UN member states, will support and reinforce efforts to achieve a comprehensive and lasting peace between Russia and Ukraine
The United States also takes this opportunity to denounce the Global Compact on Migration and Global Compact on Refugees. They conflict not only with U.S. policy but with our common-sense duty to curtail, rather than to facilitate, the inherently destabilizing phenomenon of mass migration – arguably the defining challenge of this century. The unprecedented and growing scale of migration worldwide undermines the rule of law and social cohesion, empowers and enriches criminal organizations, and encourages vulnerable people to gamble with their lives.
For too long, American communities have paid the price for the failed approach encapsulated in these two Compacts. Under President Trump, that ends. The United States stands ready to lead the international community in forging new norms on migration. Their foundation must be a true respect, rather than just lip-service, for sovereignty and the rule of law as governing principles, recognizing the authority of every state to decide who will be admitted into its borders and on what terms.
As Vice-President Vance stressed during his remarks in Munich earlier this year, Europe faces grave challenges in this area. We as governments owe it to our citizens to protect them – and intending migrants themselves – from the mounting costs of a failed migration regime.
Mr. President, another concern we have about this resolution is its reaffirmation of the 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Although framed in neutral language, the 2030 Agenda and the SDGs advance a program of soft global governance that is inconsistent with U.S. sovereignty and adverse to the rights and interests of Americans. All countries should be similarly wary of such an affront to sovereignty.
Lastly, this text makes frequent references to upholding democracy and democratic principles. It is important to not only talk about democratic values, but also to live by them. Some Member States supporting this text have suppressed political parties with whom they disagree at home. These ideological differences should be decided at the ballot box, and not in the court room.
Exclusion of people from the political process is particularly concerning given the aggressive and corrupt ‘lawfare’ waged against President Trump in the United States. Such lawfare has no place in our societies. We support the right of everyone to offer their views in the public square
Lõppude lõpuks on UN üks mõttetu jututuba, USA võiks kogu selle tolvanite pundi oma territooriumilt minema lüüa, hoone buldooseriga kokku lükata ja ehitada 7 hektarile väga väärtuslikule Manhattani krundile midagi mõttekamat. Las tolad kogunevad kuskil Pariisis või Brüsselis kui neil selleks nii kange himu on …
Iga muu ettevõte või asutus omaks rohkem väärtust kui see Stalini-aegne priviligeeritud jamps, kes isegi ülbelt NY parkimistrahve ei maksa
