this documenatry show how much un is worthless and how much is us goverment drive by money and power home of the breve i dont think so look where they go immedetly only where is oil iraq kuwait lybia ok afanistan is for heroin who u must know when taliban bean there was on 30 % production now is again on 100 % fucking usa
Its called persistence and resilience. everyday things that we are taught to have, yet world leader can only talk the talk and can only lift a finger, JUST A FINGER!!!!!!! WHO FUCKING CARES IF IT IS DIFFICULT? ITS RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOUR EYES. YOUR IN A POSITION OF POWER. WHY CAN'T YOU DO WHAT YOU SAY YOU WILL?!!!!!
@dicemanace its a step in the right direction to a unified means of responsability shared between countries.. the first steps may not be the biggest.. but for a world still made of discriminating factors such as nationality religion and such this is a strong step indeed..
just as once upon a time countries were made up of rivaled states and opposing sides.. in time we can only hope that we can all start to accept eachother as bretheren
I can't beleive stupid bastards say the US didn't help for racist reasons. Fuck, don't you think there's more to it than that? I personally have no idea but i'm sure as hell that the race card has nothing to do with it you stupid cunts, it can literally be thousands of reasons , to just say "racism" is fucking dim witted.
In every fucking genocide,the US Goverment knew but did nothing!!! Fucking humans. All better dead than alive. If ur alive & useless u're better off dead!!!
u cant expect US to be there everytime, and when they are, they are accused of being war mongers and trouble makers, it is best america stay away from such as these, everytime she helps she gets blamed in the end, y cant other powers lead? canadians? europians? they always brag and criticise america, and cant even have their own initiative
Many officers would have acted against their commanders, and it is sad to say that most generals that make history, Rommel, Mc Arthur, Patton, Ben Gourion, have a tendency to overrun their doubts and run into action with generally success. This submission to UN commands are sad but the wrong folks were in NY at the times, and this guy should have run into action. He is and will remain an office personnel commander, not a field commander.
who knows if 800,000 people died. some say there were more, others say less. but one thing's for sure- innocence has been raped by injustice, and the world is never the same.
@Avetisahkyans true the armenian genocide is one of the first recognised, but you can even go further back to the namibian genocide (youtube it) which was in pre colonial years, germany in 2006 finally said what happened there was genocide, lets hope the turkish have the humility and respect to do the same
In 1915, under the cover of the war, the Ottoman government resolved to expel Turkey's Armenian population (at the time about 1.75m) entirely. Their plan included deportation to the deserts of Syria and Mesopotamia (now Iraq). Hundreds of thousands of Armenians were driven out of their homes and either massacred or force-marched into the desert until they died. The German ambassador to Turkey wrote home:
'The government is indeed pursuing its goal of exterminating the Armenian race in the Ottoman Empire'. Between 1915 and 1923 the western part of historic Armenia was emptied of Armenians. The death toll is reliably estimated to be over a million. Those who did not die fled to the Middle East, Russia or the USA.EUROPE
Realistically, Ottomans made a mistake by allowing those people of Orthodox Origin practice their religion,culture and language freely. Orthodox Church did nothing but fueled hatred against Turks in Ottoman Empire. Obviously, One thing lead to another some rotten apples ( ARMENIANS ) got perished in between.
And what the fuck did Bush do when the genocide in Darfur started in 2003? He did fuck all. He even declared it a genocide. He also started two wars that have killed an enormous amount of civilians and US troops.
if bush would have intervened in yet another muslim country (sudan, dafur) then people would have screamed as shit. Also, bear in mind that the number of deaths in dafur = 300-400 thousand. Deaths in Rawanda= 3 million. In cambodia = I am not sure but u can see it on wikipedia (etc) for yourself.
1million were killed in Rwanda. Cambodia was 1/4 of the population (2-3million). I know the most about the Cambodian genocide.
Regardless, Bush came out and called the situation in Darfur a GENOCIDE. That means internationally, action needs to be taken. Nothing has been done. It's been more than 9 years and it's still going on.
What did Bush do? He started two wars and got us into the predicament we're in now.
hardly enormous. i like to listen to my grandfather talk about how out of touch with reality today's generation is. he saw more killed in one day on saipan than in the entire iraq and afghanistan wars.
Regan - provided money and weopans to Saddam Hussein to fund the genocide of the Kurds AND money to the Taliban.
i.e. that administration created the problems we are now dealing with today - it MADE the world the way it is now, ACTIVELY giving money to those that later attacked us. Bastard.
U r revisionist. I'm sure u also blame america for the "indian genocide" & call Israel the occupier. Here is the rebuttal 2 ur two assertions on Reagan. The guerrillas funded by CIA were far more moderate than Taliban, Taliban is a post 1990 entity that was born out of heavy funding by saudis and pakistanis. CIA was justified in Afghanistan because it was theCOLD WAR yea big deal!
Yes he funded Iraq (funding started @1979 with Carter) but it was 2 fight Iran not Kurds.
Just saying - if you're going to say that democrats did nothing you need to look at other administrations who did just as bad or worse.
I dont think any of the presidents did the "right" thing.
The Cold War pretty much was the excuse to allow the U.S. destroy a lot of governments, some bad some good but it has led to a lot of chaos in many areas that has still not been resolved. U.S. action during the cold war and then inaction after, refusing to clean up our mess is rather disgusting.
ww2 was only the beginning of the genocides that was and is to happen on this satelite or, in human terms, this planet. human suffering, in the next translation will excede all human suffering combined from the beginning of the first translation to the present.
There weren't any Americans in the U.N. force in Rwanda at any point in time. But I will agree with you the Clinton was a coward, he pulled us out of Somalia which continued its downward spiral of chaos, ignored the Bosnian genocide, ignored the Rwandans, and ignored islamic extremists.
But don't simply make the americans the scapegoat here, there are plenty of other nations with adequate forces for peacekeeping missions as well.
dallaire is a rare example of a truly civil human being. most of white canada is rank with racists who cannot even give basic regard to the first nations people who live in 3rd world conditions while white canada enjoys all kinds of luxuries, resources and privileges on the backs of the indigenous originals; its remarkable that dallaire is the person he is given the country he grew up in. he is one of the few white canadian men i have respect for.
No one gives a damn about human rights...nobody! TRUST ME!
34thCAB 1 month ago
this documenatry show how much un is worthless and how much is us goverment drive by money and power home of the breve i dont think so look where they go immedetly only where is oil iraq kuwait lybia ok afanistan is for heroin who u must know when taliban bean there was on 30 % production now is again on 100 % fucking usa
palus1234samir 3 months ago
Its called persistence and resilience. everyday things that we are taught to have, yet world leader can only talk the talk and can only lift a finger, JUST A FINGER!!!!!!! WHO FUCKING CARES IF IT IS DIFFICULT? ITS RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOUR EYES. YOUR IN A POSITION OF POWER. WHY CAN'T YOU DO WHAT YOU SAY YOU WILL?!!!!!
qzwxs58 6 months ago
The united nations is absolutly worthless.
dicemanace 7 months ago
@dicemanace its a step in the right direction to a unified means of responsability shared between countries.. the first steps may not be the biggest.. but for a world still made of discriminating factors such as nationality religion and such this is a strong step indeed..
just as once upon a time countries were made up of rivaled states and opposing sides.. in time we can only hope that we can all start to accept eachother as bretheren
a1175779 2 weeks ago
I can't beleive stupid bastards say the US didn't help for racist reasons. Fuck, don't you think there's more to it than that? I personally have no idea but i'm sure as hell that the race card has nothing to do with it you stupid cunts, it can literally be thousands of reasons , to just say "racism" is fucking dim witted.
ExquisiteDoom 7 months ago
In every fucking genocide,the US Goverment knew but did nothing!!! Fucking humans. All better dead than alive. If ur alive & useless u're better off dead!!!
kimmulakshmi 7 months ago
u cant expect US to be there everytime, and when they are, they are accused of being war mongers and trouble makers, it is best america stay away from such as these, everytime she helps she gets blamed in the end, y cant other powers lead? canadians? europians? they always brag and criticise america, and cant even have their own initiative
ouano1 10 months ago
Many officers would have acted against their commanders, and it is sad to say that most generals that make history, Rommel, Mc Arthur, Patton, Ben Gourion, have a tendency to overrun their doubts and run into action with generally success. This submission to UN commands are sad but the wrong folks were in NY at the times, and this guy should have run into action. He is and will remain an office personnel commander, not a field commander.
hamrite 1 year ago
who knows if 800,000 people died. some say there were more, others say less. but one thing's for sure- innocence has been raped by injustice, and the world is never the same.
aliceladylike 1 year ago
All the crimes comitted against humanity
are result of keeping silence ,toward the armenian genocide,that was the begining ..
EVEN Hitler said , WHO REMEMBERS WHAT HAPPEND TO THE ARMENIANS
Avetisahkyans 1 year ago 2
@Avetisahkyans true the armenian genocide is one of the first recognised, but you can even go further back to the namibian genocide (youtube it) which was in pre colonial years, germany in 2006 finally said what happened there was genocide, lets hope the turkish have the humility and respect to do the same
Adjei88 1 year ago
In 1915, under the cover of the war, the Ottoman government resolved to expel Turkey's Armenian population (at the time about 1.75m) entirely. Their plan included deportation to the deserts of Syria and Mesopotamia (now Iraq). Hundreds of thousands of Armenians were driven out of their homes and either massacred or force-marched into the desert until they died. The German ambassador to Turkey wrote home:
Avetisahkyans 1 year ago 3
'The government is indeed pursuing its goal of exterminating the Armenian race in the Ottoman Empire'. Between 1915 and 1923 the western part of historic Armenia was emptied of Armenians. The death toll is reliably estimated to be over a million. Those who did not die fled to the Middle East, Russia or the USA.EUROPE
Avetisahkyans 1 year ago 3
Realistically, Ottomans made a mistake by allowing those people of Orthodox Origin practice their religion,culture and language freely. Orthodox Church did nothing but fueled hatred against Turks in Ottoman Empire. Obviously, One thing lead to another some rotten apples ( ARMENIANS ) got perished in between.
coyoteman1980 1 year ago
Lets not forget Guatamala under Reagan
or the eradication of some Native American tribes under Roosevelt. Reps have their black marks as well.
knottchristopher 2 years ago
Cambodian genocide-- under Carter
Rwandan genocide--- under Cliton
I wonder if that tells us something about the Democrat Party.... do gooders who seem to be paralyzed when they REALLY are needed to do good. Bastards
pocnar 2 years ago
2nd gulf war under BUSH senior
3rd Gulf war & Sept 11 under BUSH JR.
ArabianKnight1201 2 years ago
precisely... wars not genocides.
Hey is it true that Mohammad had sex with 9 YO ayesha?
pocnar 2 years ago
And what the fuck did Bush do when the genocide in Darfur started in 2003? He did fuck all. He even declared it a genocide. He also started two wars that have killed an enormous amount of civilians and US troops.
repudiatedimmortal 2 years ago
if bush would have intervened in yet another muslim country (sudan, dafur) then people would have screamed as shit. Also, bear in mind that the number of deaths in dafur = 300-400 thousand. Deaths in Rawanda= 3 million. In cambodia = I am not sure but u can see it on wikipedia (etc) for yourself.
pocnar 2 years ago
1million were killed in Rwanda. Cambodia was 1/4 of the population (2-3million). I know the most about the Cambodian genocide.
Regardless, Bush came out and called the situation in Darfur a GENOCIDE. That means internationally, action needs to be taken. Nothing has been done. It's been more than 9 years and it's still going on.
What did Bush do? He started two wars and got us into the predicament we're in now.
Republican presidents start wars.
repudiatedimmortal 2 years ago
hardly enormous. i like to listen to my grandfather talk about how out of touch with reality today's generation is. he saw more killed in one day on saipan than in the entire iraq and afghanistan wars.
rwilli1228 2 years ago
Regan - provided money and weopans to Saddam Hussein to fund the genocide of the Kurds AND money to the Taliban.
i.e. that administration created the problems we are now dealing with today - it MADE the world the way it is now, ACTIVELY giving money to those that later attacked us. Bastard.
lost2darkness 2 years ago
lost2darkness: -
U r revisionist. I'm sure u also blame america for the "indian genocide" & call Israel the occupier. Here is the rebuttal 2 ur two assertions on Reagan. The guerrillas funded by CIA were far more moderate than Taliban, Taliban is a post 1990 entity that was born out of heavy funding by saudis and pakistanis. CIA was justified in Afghanistan because it was theCOLD WAR yea big deal!
Yes he funded Iraq (funding started @1979 with Carter) but it was 2 fight Iran not Kurds.
pocnar 2 years ago
Just saying - if you're going to say that democrats did nothing you need to look at other administrations who did just as bad or worse.
I dont think any of the presidents did the "right" thing.
The Cold War pretty much was the excuse to allow the U.S. destroy a lot of governments, some bad some good but it has led to a lot of chaos in many areas that has still not been resolved. U.S. action during the cold war and then inaction after, refusing to clean up our mess is rather disgusting.
lost2darkness 2 years ago
ww2 was only the beginning of the genocides that was and is to happen on this satelite or, in human terms, this planet. human suffering, in the next translation will excede all human suffering combined from the beginning of the first translation to the present.
davshammer 2 years ago
Romeo is famous here in Canada as a hero of human rights.
cdnserbluvr 2 years ago
So much of these coments are so true. I have nothing to say cause everyting has been said.
bosniangirl22 2 years ago
To this day i do not understand the persons logic to not help.
Carinined 3 years ago 14
@Carinined its all about world power's politics my friend... dont u get it?
keyzerxeance 1 year ago
@Carinined it is called racism and greed
silentfades 7 months ago
Clinton played politics (see the part about Somalia) instead of doing what was right (sending more troops to Rwanda to stop the genocide.)
RedStore4 3 years ago
I'm a Canadian who proudly met Dallaire.
Yep...Including the great Bill Clinton turned his back on this genocide. 800,000 people were killed with machetes in only 100 days.
The Americans WERE already there, and they left!!!
The famous phrase "Never again" is just empty rhetoric...depending on the colour and nationality of the victims.
Shame!
pfdog 3 years ago 24
There weren't any Americans in the U.N. force in Rwanda at any point in time. But I will agree with you the Clinton was a coward, he pulled us out of Somalia which continued its downward spiral of chaos, ignored the Bosnian genocide, ignored the Rwandans, and ignored islamic extremists.
But don't simply make the americans the scapegoat here, there are plenty of other nations with adequate forces for peacekeeping missions as well.
NifoOtiBoy 2 years ago
@pfdog
but they were just "acts of genocide"
joeiacovino 10 months ago
dallaire is a rare example of a truly civil human being. most of white canada is rank with racists who cannot even give basic regard to the first nations people who live in 3rd world conditions while white canada enjoys all kinds of luxuries, resources and privileges on the backs of the indigenous originals; its remarkable that dallaire is the person he is given the country he grew up in. he is one of the few white canadian men i have respect for.
derwentalia 8 months ago