Annan Na Na Annan Na Na Hey Hey Hey Goodbye

You know it says alot about the people in our country that cheer and celebrate Kofi Annan's recent President George W. Bush bash speech at the Truman Presidential Library. It pisses me of enough when the hippies in this country crap on our President, but were all in this together even if we dont agree so if you pay your taxes and vote then by all means shoot your pie hole off as much as you want. If you do neither thats an entirely different story, and I would kindly ask those apathetic freeloaders to shut the fuck up.

But this is different. You dont applaud some third rate third world despot coming into our house talking trash. You dont go against the family. If this was the United States of Corleone, all you god damn commies would be in the bottom of a lake by now.

That being said, I should thank Kofi for his service. He has shown us what a pathetic excuse of a joke that the corrupt anti-American anti-semitic United Nations have become. In fact if Kofi is reading this, I would like to offer to buy him a drink. Consider it our own little Oil for Food program, but replacing oil with whiskey and food for fists. I know a great bar in Turtle Bay with a private billiards room in the back and perhaps we could have a discussion on President Ronald W Reagan's policy of "Peace Through Strength", as my friends can attest I can get very peaceful in dark Irish pubs. What can I say, Im a pacifist.

Now let me allow the smart people to speak....

Nile Gardiner, Ph.D.

Annan's departure from office has not come soon enough. His 10 years in power have been a monumental failure, and he leaves behind an institution whose standing could barely be lower and a legacy that is a testament to mismanagement, corruption, and anti-Americanism. Over the past 12 years, the U.N. has been dominated by scandal, division, and failure. From the disaster of the U.N. peacekeeping missions in Rwanda and Bosnia in the mid-1990s to the U.N.'s slow response to the Sudan genocide, its recent track record has been spectacularly unimpressive. His successor will inherit a U.N. whose image has slipped to an all-time low.

The Oil-for-Food and Congo peacekeeping scandals have had a devastating impact on the U.N.'s reputation and have reinforced the view that the world body is riddled with corruption and mismanagement, as well as undisciplined in its peacekeeping operations. The failure of the U.N. Commission on Human Rights—now the U.N. Human Rights Council—which was populated with some of the world's worst human rights violators, has added to the U.N.'s poor image. In addition, the tensions between Washington and Turtle Bay over the war in Iraq have contributed to bringing U.S.–U.N. relations to their lowest point in a generation.

Under Annan the U.N. has shamelessly appeased dictators and tyrants, from Baghdad to Tehran to Khartoum, and has stood weak-kneed in the face of genocide and ethnic cleansing. As head of United Nations peacekeeping operations in the mid-1990s before he rose to Secretary General, Annan never apologized to the victims of the Rwanda genocide, whose slaughter was the consequence of the U.N.'s failure to intervene, or to the families of Muslims massacred at Srebrenica while under the protection of U.N. soldiers. Annan's lack of humility in the face of great human tragedy has been one of his greatest shortcomings as a U.N. leader. Nor has he ever apologized to the people of Iraq, whose former president he described as "a man I can do business with."

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Now hit the bricks bitch!

EE-Aw!!!