The United Nations Wants America's Armed Forces!

 

"I want to extend condolences to the families of those who died in the service of the United Nations."

- Al Gore, June 12, 1994, in reference 
to 15 U.S. Servicemen killed while 
enforcing a "no-fly-zone" in Iraq

Are you concerned...
...that American blood and taxes are being used for military operations unrelated to U.S. defense?

A May, 2000 Joint Chiefs of Staff report states that since 1990 more than 55 "Operations Other Than War" (military engagements now called "peace-keeping" or "humanitarian" missions), have cost U.S. taxpayers over $21 billion -- more than $4 billion in 2000 alone.  Of course, there is no price tag imaginable for American soldiers who have been killed in UN-sanctioned, UN-led "Operations Other Than War" such as Somalia.

Are you concerned...
...that our own government is committed to making the UN more powerful than any nation on Earth?

In 1961, President John F. Kennedy presented to the UN a three-stage disarmament program entitled Freedom From War. "In Stage III," said this State Department document, "progressive controlled disarmament ... would proceed to a point where no state [nation] would have the military power to challenge the progressively strengthened UN Peace Force." The disarmament program originally presented in Freedom From War has never been withdrawn. It remains the official policy of the United States.

Are you concerned...
...that the UN is being given control of our military?

U.S. forces have been sent to the Persian Gulf and Somalia to carry out UN resolutions. And they were sent to the Balkans under the authority of NATO, a regional subsidiary of the UN. In the Balkans and Somalia, they have been placed under foreign commanders who view the secretaries-general of the UN and NATO -- not the U.S. President -- as their commander in chief.

Are you concerned...
...that U.S. military personnel are being prepared to become United Nations soldiers?

About 300 U.S. Marines stationed at Twenty-Nine Palms, California, got a reality check in 1994 when they were required to participate in a "Combat Arms Survey" asking how they felt about statements such as:

• "[T]he President of the United States has the authority to pass his responsibilities as Commander-in-Chief to the UN Secretary General";
• "I would swear to the following code: 'I am a United Nations fighting person...'"; and
• "I would fire upon U.S. citizens who refuse or resist confiscation of firearms banned by the U.S. government."