Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Plan to restrict free speech

A proposal sponsored by the Obama administration at the United Nations that purports to seek protection for "freedom of opinion and expression" actually is a call for a worldwide crackdown on freedom of speech and a mandate for nations to ensure "that relevant national legislation complies with … international human rights obligations" – a clear threat to the First Amendment, according to critics.

The resolution was submitted recently by the United States and Egypt. It was approved by the U.N. Human Rights Council as a first step in its process through the international organization.

It demands that all nations condemn and criminalize "any advocacy of national, racial or religious hatred that constitutes incitement to discrimination, hostility or violence." Steven Groves of the Heritage Foundation told WND the issue is not about free speech at all but about installing international precedents to stifle any criticism of Islam.

Full story at World Net Daily.

The United Nations has become a totally worthless organization, filled with petty tyrants and dictators who won't obey our laws when their here strutting their lies, and don't allow any freedoms in their own countries, from which people flee to come here to find what they don't have at home. Now Obama wants us to become just another third world, banana republic where everyone can be equally poor to fit his narcissistic personality. Unfortunately, he's succeeding.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

A wild guess--criticism of Obama is racial hatred, pointing out jihadism is religious bigotry, and saying marriage is exclusive for male and female is homophobic. Oh wait. Not that last one. Homosexuality is a crime in Islamic countries.

Anonymous said...

Murray Sez:
Freedom of speech is being squeezed out of existence piece by piece. The squeeze has been happening in United States for years regarding blacks. People have lost their jobs over simply expressing their OPINION regarding blacks. But there are some lines drawn. I mean, have you ever heard a black being criticized or losing their job over racial remarks towards whites?