Sunday, September 13, 2009

EL IV REICH, IV : LOS VOTOS DEL "AMERICAN DREAM" VERSUS LAS ESPERANZAS HUMANAS EN LA O.N.U.

     




"U.S. IMPERIALISM COULD, IN SUBSTANCE, REALIZE EVERYTHING SOUGHT BY HITLER WITHOUT NEEDING TO BREAK WITH DEMOCRACY FORMALLY"


George Lukacs











EL IV REICH, IV:
LOS VOTOS DEL "AMERICAN DREAM"
VERSUS LAS ESPERANZAS HUMANAS.
EN LA O.N.U.


Date           Resolution Num.        Yes-No Vote

1978
Dec. 15             33/75                        119-2 (US, Israel)
Urges the Security Council, especially its permanent members, to take all necessary measures for insuring UN decisions on the maintenance of international peace and security

Dec. 18             33/110                     110-2 (US, Israel)
Living conditions of the Palestinian people


Dec. 18             33/113C                   97-3 (US, Israel, Guatemala)
Condemnation of Israeli human rights record in occupied territories

Dec. 19             33/136                      119-1 (US)
Calls upon developed countries to increase quantity and quality of development assistance to underdeveloped countries


1979
Jan. 24               33/183M                  114-3 (US, France, UK)
To end all military and nuclear collaboration with apartheid South
Africa

Jan. 29               33/196                      111-1 (US)
Protectionism of developing countries' exports


Nov. 23             34/46                         136-1 (US)
Alternate approaches within the UN system for improving the
enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms


Nov. 23             34/52E                      121-3 (US, Israel, Australia)
Return of inhabitants expelled by Israel

Dec. 11              34/83J                      120-3 (US, UK, France)
Negotiations on disarmament and cessation of nuclear arms race

Dec. 12             34/931                       134-3 (US, UK, France)
Assistance to the oppressed people of South Africa and their libera­tion movement

Dec. 14             34/100                       104-2 (US, Israel)
Against support for intervention in the internal or external affairs of states


Dec. 14             34/133                      112-3 (US, Israel, Canada)Assistance to Palestinian people

Dec. 14             34/136                      118-2 (US, Israel)
Sovereignty over national resources in occupied Arab territories


Dec. 17             34/158                       121-2 (US, Israel)
Prepare and carry out the UN Conference on Women


Dec. 19             34/199                       112-1 (US)
Safeguarding rights of developing countries in multinational trade negotiations

1980
Dec. 5               35/57                         134-1 (US)
Establishment of a New International Economic Order to promote
the growth of underdeveloped countries and international economic co­operation

Dec. 11              35/119                      134-3 (US, UK, France)
Implementation of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples


Dec. 12               35/145A                  111-2 (US, UK)
CESAR TODAS LAS EXPLOSIONES NUCLEARES


Dec. 12             35/154                       110-2 (US, Albania)
Declaration of non-use of nuclear weapons against non-nuclear states


Dec. 15              35/174                      120-1 (US)
Emphasizing that the development of nations and individuals is a
human right

Dec. 16               35/206J                    137-3 (US, UK, France)
Assistance to oppressed people of South Africa and their national lib­eration movement


1981
Nov. 9               36/18                         123-1 (US)
To promote co-operative movements in developing countries (agri­cultural, savings and credits, housing, consumer protection, social services, etc.)

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Nov. 9               36/19                         126-1 (US)
The right of every state to choose its economic and social system in accord with the will of its people, without outside interference in whatever form it takes

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Nov. 13             36/27                         109-2 (US, Israel)
Condemns Israel for its bombing of an Iraqi nuclear installation

Dec. 1               36/68                         133-3 (US, UK, Guatemala)
Condemns activities of foreign economic interests in colonial territo­ries


Dec. 9               36/84                         118-2 (US, UK)
Cessation of all test explosions of nuclear weapons


Dec. 9               36/87B                       107-2 (US, Israel)
Establishment of a nuclear-weapon free zone in the Middle East


Dec. 9               36/92J                        78-3 (US, Canada, Brazil)
World-wide action for collecting signatures in support of measures to prevent nuclear war, curb the arms race and promote disarmament

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Dec. 9               36/96B                      109-1(US)
Urges negotiations on prohibition of chemical and biological weapons

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Dec. 9               36/98                         101-2 (US, Israel)
Demands Israelis renounce possession of nuclear weapons


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Dec. 14             36/133                       135-1 (US)
Declares that education, work, health care, proper nourishment, national development, etc. are human rights


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Dec. 16             36/149B                     147-2 (US, Israel)
Calls for the establishment of a new and more just world information


1982
Oct. 28              37/7                           111-1 (US)
World Charter for protection of the Ecology

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Dec. 9                37/83                         138-1 (US)
Prevention of arms race in outer space


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Dec. 10               37/94B                      131-1 (US)
Support of UNESCO's efforts to promote a new world information and communications order


Dec. 13              37/98A                      95-1 (US)
Necessity of a convention on the prohibition of chemical and bacte­riological weapons


Dec. 16              37/103                       113-1 (US)  !!!!!!!
Development of the principles and norms of international law relating to the new economic order

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Dec. 18              37/199                      131-1 (US)
Declares that education, work,health care, proper nourishment, national development, etc., are human rights

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Food is not a human right
As noted above, in 1982 and 1983, the US was alone in voting against a declaration that education, work, health care, proper nour­ishment and national development are human rights.
It would appear that even 13 years later, official American attitudes had not "soft­ened".
In 1996, at a United Nations-sponsored World Food Summit, the US took issue with an affirmation by the summit of the "right of everyone to have access to safe and nutritious food". The United States insisted that it does not recognize a "right to food". Washington instead championed free trade as the key to ending the poverty at the root of hunger, and expressed fears that recognition of a "right to food" could lead to lawsuits from poor nations seeking aid and special trade provisions.


Para cerrar estas lineas nos viene a la memoria el discurso de Ernesto Che Guevara, en 1964, en la Asamblea General de las Naciones Unidas. Recordando sus palabras sera la mejor manera de llegar a este final:
"Los Estados Unidos se han convertido en el enemigo de la humanidad".
Segun sus votos en las Naciones Unidas es la verdad