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'''A Dozen Good Reasons to Get US Out! of the United Nations''' is a classic [[John Birch Society]] text advocating American [[withdrawal from the United Nations]]. It consists of some of the most commonly-cited arguments for U.S. withdrawal. |
'''A Dozen Good Reasons to Get US Out! of the United Nations''' is a classic [[John Birch Society]] text advocating American [[withdrawal from the United Nations]]. It consists of some of the most commonly-cited arguments for U.S. withdrawal. |
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A Dozen Good Reasons to Get US Out! of the United Nations is a classic John Birch Society text advocating American withdrawal from the United Nations. It consists of some of the most commonly-cited arguments for U.S. withdrawal.
The pamphlet notes, "In 1993, the UN Economic and Social Council granted consultant status to the International Gay and Lesbian Association which includes the North American Man/Boy Love Association". In 1994, in response to Sen. Jesse Helms's objections, the UN suspended IGLA's consultative status; IGLA later expelled NAMBLA and two other pedophilia-advocacy groups in order to gain UN acceptance[1].
The text also objects to United Nations General Assembly Resolution 2758, which expelled representatives of the Republic of China and allowed the communist People's Republic of China to take the Chinese place in the United Nations, including its veto-wielding seat in the United Nations Security Council.