Genocide is a crime that can’t be pardoned and is unacceptable under any circumstance, you state in print and words. Yet, Israel and US President carry on with genocide, war crimes, and acts against humanity in broad day light and without an ounce of remorse and in fact at times express pride in their achievement and international system is unable to take any action. Do you really understand what your silence does in world where technology is determining not just war, crime control but also governance. Earlier in the absence of technology governance was not an industry, it was about dealing with evolving society to address issues of basic rights/needs, issues relevant to vulnerable or marginalised population, health care, housing issues and all other civil and criminal matters. Artificial intelligence is part of an industry wherein profit or shares rule its course, and within a democracy given the way it is evolving with centralization of wealth within a few groups, integration...
MafiaDon@Oval Office, is more precise than it seems! If the UN want's peace, then stop Selective Justice!
United Nations does deliver Justice in the world of abstraction rather than in the real world especially when it concerns the aggression by the West, or to be specific, the United States and its ally Israel. While the clout of the 900 billion military industry, does carry its weight as does being the largest world economy of $32 trillion, though its debt may have crossed over its wealth status; that has not diminished its powers, yet. Added to the flux in American reality is the shifting away from the preferred use of US dollar as the currency for global transactions, this may have a negative impact on the soft power of the US, many across the globe may be hoping. I. MafiaDon@OvalOffice, does bring the concept of American Democracy to question? While the long arm of law and cowboy form of justice has its fascination in the American psyche, dropping 30 missiles on a spot or carrying out over 13,000 strikes this year from February till ceasefire was announced first in April [1]...