Today, Barack Obama addressed the collection of leftist tyrants known as the United Nations, and hit on some of his favorite agenda items, namely, anything that will help his effort to destroy America.
But several noticed something chilling in his speech:
"We can't stand by when sovereignty&integrity of nation is flagrantly violated" @POTUS on Russian actions in Ukraine pic.twitter.com/4PBNiWu7gr
— Mashable News (@MashableNews) September 28, 2015
Obama advocates for an international order of a "collective endeavor".
— Richard Grenell (@RichardGrenell) September 28, 2015
Obama at the UN. Starts out acknowledging the UN's failures, but says it is edging closer, a "collective endeavor" that constrained war
— JDub (@VerbDC) September 28, 2015
.@POTUS to @UN #UNGA: Together we must strengthen our collective peacekeeping capacities.
— Varney & Co. (@Varneyco) September 28, 2015
Twitchy rightly wondered what that even meant.
is Obama now saying that the U.S. will only act if the UN approves it first?
— Richard Grenell (@RichardGrenell) September 28, 2015
Obama hasn't figured out he's the only guy at the UN eager to sacrifice his own nation's interests for what The World supposedly wants.
— John Hayward (@Doc_0) September 28, 2015
Hmmm… Keep in mind this is the same POTUS who blocked a 13-year-old conservative on Twitter…
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