I wonder how many Syrian people
actually enjoyed their holiday. Or how many have recently enjoyed the
beauty of their country: the rolling olive groves, the ancient ruins,
the multicultural bazaars now bombed to oblivion.
They should enjoy what they can. At this rate, the
country that once was Syria will probably not exist next year. Because
while the bloated bureaucrats who run the once-noble United Nations send
their children to expensive private schools on our dime and enjoy
tax-free pensions, Syria is quickly going down the tubes.
Just as it failed us in Bosnia and Rwanda, in Kosovo
and Iraq, the U.N.—founded with such promise in the wake of World War
II’s atrocities—is failing us on Syria. Of course, they will say it is
not their fault. They will say it is the donor states. They will say
Russia and China are blocking the Security Council from action. They
will say Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, an embarrassment at the best of
times, is sympathetic to the Syrian cause.
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