Quote from: Zwei on June 08, 2024, 09:51:13 PM

too little, too late.

UN was never expected to do anything against US regime's interests. It has been like this from day one. Yes literally from day one. The first example is Iran which is literally the first country to have sent UN the first official complaint after WW2 because Allies were still occupying the country and weren't leaving (yes the Allies not the Axis, the occupiers were US+UK+USSR coalition). Iran being 2000 km away from the war wasn't even in the WW2, they just occupied the country to steal the resources for their own war in Europe which they falsely refer to as "world" war. UN did absolutely nothing. Things have never changed ever since the inception of UN.

But at the same time, moves like this are still good because it helps the population wake up and start seeking the truth. Maybe start looking into what Zionism is and how it has nothing to do with Judaism. If anything Zionism is closer to Fascisms. This is why Israel hiding behind Jews and calling any protest against their terrorism "anti-Semitic" no longer has the effect it used to.

We can already see the effects of moves like this (actions by UN, ICC, ICJ, ...) in the West as the protests are growing. This is exactly why in the past 24 hours they put up fences around White House and upped the security as Americans surrounded the heart of their government, protesting its support of Genocide.

This increasing pressure in the West by the public is helping reduce the support their governments give the Zionists which in turn gets us closer to the end of ethnically cleansing of Palestinians. Already many universities and corporations were forced to cut ties with the Zionists and the "people deriver sanctions" are increasing. Even if all this means 1 less bullet is being sent to the Zionists, that could mean 1 less child murdered.

So I wouldn't take this lightly. Although UN actions itself are indeed too little and too late but it will still lead to a chain of events as I explained that can have a positive outcome.