wat iz red pill

''It's real; hardly anyone is aware of the white genocide. I just talked to my father about what the UN does about genocides, and he was totally unaware of robbery, pauperisation, rapes and murders of white people in South Africa.''

that is red pill

telling the truth of what is going on in the world

and not lying like the media

@Wehraboo French Foreign Legion found WMDs in Iraq 1991, reported it to UN command, nothing was done, nobody showed up, same weapons were still there in 2003 and now belong to ISIS

Ohhh.

@Deleted User If ISIS had Fat Man and Little Boy, they'd strap it to their suicide bombers rather than drop it using an aircraft.

Probably

These were chemical, not nuke though

Just illustrates how incompetent UN is

I heard ISIS had captured aircraft, but didn't have the people and resources to actually fly yet

ISIS has had a few aircraft, probably a dozen or something. Three were crashed and the armaments were inoperable so they used it for propaganda videos. Ten got destroyed in a Syrian air strike on one of their air fields. Some more crashed because they were stupid.

UN is extremely incompetent. They couldn't even rescue South Korea from North Korea and got almost overrun.

lol

Gotta love the blue helmets of the UN. A sniper's Christmas from what I imagine.

or are the blue headed dinguses only operating in "safe" zones?

They switched to white helmets from what I understand

Correct, the peacekeepers only operate when hostilities have ceased. Ideally.

They must come from a neutral country not party to whatever conflict.

Basically they just guard the buffer zone between two belligerents at the end of war

But depending on where it is, it can still be dangerous. Peacekeepers are forbidden from carrying most offensive weapons. Sniper rifles etc.

They are not necessarily bad, or a bad idea, but there have been a lot of problems with certain nationalities

They are NOT a standing army in themselves. They are national troops from everywhere. US, UK, France, Russia, Germany, China, and so on. 76 Americans have died on UN missions

105 British, nine Koreans, 51 Russians, 122 Canadians, 18 Chinese, etc

But the UN will pay their government a stipend per soldier for the mission. I don't know what it is, I think it's around $1,200 but I can't remember for sure.

Pays the government, not the soldier. And that's where Africa comes in. A shitload of African countries will loan troops to the UN, to make a lot of money off them.

Ethiopia, Bangladesh, Rwanda, India, Pakistan, Nepal, Egypt, Indonesia, Tanzania, and Ghana are the top contributors

China is 11th, Italy is 22nd, Mongolia is 27th, Germany is 28th, France is 33rd, UK is 34th, etc. Everything in between is mostly shitholes

It costs very little to make a soldier in Ethiopia or Senegal, and they are paid very little. But the government can make a lot.

So of the 8,508 Ethiopian soldiers on loan, that's a profit of over $10 million per month

And that accounts for more than 1 in 50 soldiers

Ethiopia is far more of a shithole than any meme can illustrate. Like 2/3 of the country's marriages are by abduction, and journalists who criticize the government have been charged not only with treason but also genocide. Machinegunning down protestors is not unheard of.

That conduct is the norm, not the exception. Corruption etc. You become an army officer by having connections and bribery.

And when you have nearly ten thousand of them as peacekeepers, there will be abuses

You don't usually have those issues with American, French, British, German, Russian, Korean, Chinese etc peacekeepers.

The Korean War wasn't the fault of the UN. There was no UN Army there. There was the Korean Army, the US Army, the British Army, etc etc etc. This was before the General Assembly ran everything

Had the Chinese not shown up, there would be a united Korea today

China sent over four times as many soldiers as NK and Russia combined

The majority of the KPA were killed, as low as 1 in 5 actually survived the war. Chinese Volunteer Army was like "only" 6 out of 7 survived. I wouldn't call that a win.

South Korea lost about 1 in 5 and we lost about 1 in 10.