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Baron von Lotsov · 13-09-2007, 09:15 PM

I had a look at the constitution and it says something about all international organisations. The UN has to be one of the big ones, deciding on things like war (unbelievable when one considers what the word war actually means).

I have had a look into what they do behind the scenes and much like the EU the more you examine it the viler the thing you are examining appears to be. The UKIP have done a grand job on the EU in my opinion but the UN is still conducting business, still completely corrupt and unaccountable and calls indoctrination 'helping to educate the third world'.

So what does the UKIP think of it and more to the point would it not be a good idea to campaign on the general principle that all these organisations of the international NGO type are essentially the same, they all scratch each others backs, they deal in money by the billion and no one votes for them. To mention what is wrong with the UN is going to take a substantial amount of typing, it's one of those things where it is difficult to know where to start.

13-09-2007, 09:15 PM	#1 (permalink)
Baron von Lotsov Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 1,133	What does the UKIP make of the UN? I had a look at the constitution and it says something about all international organisations. The UN has to be one of the big ones, deciding on things like war (unbelievable when one considers what the word war actually means). I have had a look into what they do behind the scenes and much like the EU the more you examine it the viler the thing you are examining appears to be. The UKIP have done a grand job on the EU in my opinion but the UN is still conducting business, still completely corrupt and unaccountable and calls indoctrination 'helping to educate the third world'. So what does the UKIP think of it and more to the point would it not be a good idea to campaign on the general principle that all these organisations of the international NGO type are essentially the same, they all scratch each others backs, they deal in money by the billion and no one votes for them. To mention what is wrong with the UN is going to take a substantial amount of typing, it's one of those things where it is difficult to know where to start.