Why would you give the United Nations any impact when, in Rwanda, 700,000 people died, and the U.N. did nothing? In Srebrenica, the U.N. stood by as 700 Muslims were led to their death by the Serbs. In Darfur, where I have been, I led the first delegation, 450,000 people have died, and this House has called it genocide, and genocide continues today. Why would you give the U.N. any authority when it couldn't stop genocide in Darfur, genocide in Srebrenica, and genocide in Darfur today? I strongly support the amendment.
Tom Wolf: “Why would you give the United Nations any impact when, in Rwanda, 700,000 people died, and the U.N. did nothing? In…”
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Addressing the failures of the United Nations to prevent genocide in various regions.
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