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Name:
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Moldyoldy
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U.N
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12/21/2017 5:18:44 PM
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I went on a visit to the U.N. in 2004 as part of an international military group. We received several briefings and got to see activity in the offices beyond the main hallways that tourists are restricted to. Imagine every stereotype you can think of about lazy and inefficient government employees. Now triple that impression. That is daily life in the un. I would speculate that 3 out of 4 jobs in the in are do nothing seat warmers. We were also treated to lunch in the executive dining room. The U.N. takes great pride in providing delegates the finest of foods from their native lands. In fact the food was very good, but it disgusted me to see my tax dollars being wasted on tongue, livers, prime meats and seafood for the corrupt and gluttonous delegates to gorge themselves on. It reminded me of a Roman food orgy. I wanted to ask the waiter where the vomitorium was, but professional discretion held my tongue. We would be well advised to cut our contributions to the un in half.
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