BY JACQUELINE THOMSEN - 06/28/17

U.S. Ambassador the United Nations Nikki Haley tweeted out a message celebrating cutting funds to U.N. peacekeeping missions that left many on social media bewildered.

“Just 5 months into our time here, we've cut over half a billion [dollars] from the UN peacekeeping budget and we’re only getting started,” Haley tweeted.

U.S. Ambassador the United Nations Nikki Haley tweeted out a message celebrating cutting funds to U.N. peacekeeping missions that left many on social media bewildered.

“Just 5 months into our time here, we've cut over half a billion [dollars] from the UN peacekeeping budget and we’re only getting started,” Haley tweeted.

The U.N. bashed President Trump for reportedly considering a $1 billion cut to U.N. funding, saying it would make the group’s work impossible
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‘ENOUGH IS ENOUGH’: U.N. Ambassador Haley Withdraws America’s $500,000,000
JUNE 30, 2017 BY WILLIAM CHASE

Trump called for a serious review of the peacekeeping policies of the international body while campaigning for office. He repeatedly stated that other countries were not paying their fair share in the assembly and in NATO. During his first month, the president issued an executive order calling for “at least a 40 percent overall decrease” in U.S. funding for U.N. organizations that violate specific conditions.

The order came in response to former President Obama’s slack attitude toward countries that support global murderers, international abortion, and policies that were staunchly anti-Israel. He gladly goose-stepped right along with every resolution the U.N. created.

However, Ambassador Haley has been busy in New York. She blasted the U.N. for its one-sided treatment of the Jewish homeland, a position with which many Trump supporters agree.

Haley said last month, “When the council passes more than 70 resolutions against Israel, a country with a strong human rights record, and just seven resolutions against Iran, a country with an abysmal human rights record, you know something is seriously wrong.”

Not only does the U.N. ignore genocide, it blames Western democracies for global problems and repeatedly gives sanction to any country that isn’t Christian. The biased assembly has been excusing Muslim countries for human right’s atrocities for years, and has placed some of the worst offenders in high-level council positions.

For those, and many other abuses, Trump is cutting off the free supply of money given to the U.N. Over the past two decades, the assembly’s credibility as a morally upright governing body has rapidly deteriorated.

Just this year there have been a number of preposterous acts. In April, the U.N. proclaimed that women need to be protected around the world. The solution? It assigned Saudi Arabia to the Gender Equality council. That country is still in the dark ages concerning women’s rights.

While addressing the assembly earlier this month, Haley threatened to withdraw from the Human Rights Council because of their continued abuses against Israel, while ignoring other parts of the world. A couple weeks ago, the Convention on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination appointed Palestine as vice-chair on the discussion. Palestine calls for the death of all Jews, so their election to the convention is, at least confusing.

The U.N. has basically become an all Muslim ruling body for the purpose of forwarding the global liberal agenda. Its antiquated perversity has gone on long enough. As Haley has said, taking away nearly half billion dollars is a good start.

Years of self-righteous stubbornness and hypocritical activity, such as giving the Human Rights Award to international abortion advocates, have made the U.N a stench to American nostrils.

The Trump adminsitration plans to cut U.N. funding by 40 percent, which would save taxpayers almost $4 billion a year. A 40 percent reduction in the amount of American dollars going to terror countries would put a big dent in the funds available for U.N. Troops. At this point, the U.S. provides nearly 30 percent of the U.N. budget for peacekeeping.

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