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Opposes
UN Use of
US Troops
To the Editor: I
The United Nations has invaded Haiti in the name of peace. This strategy is known as “perpetual war for perpetual peace” and our President supports it.
President Clinton iiivoked the name of the United Nations several times while announcing that America’s military forces were being deployed to Haiti. He even stated that the mission was ‘to carry out the will of the UN.’ But he never cited the U.S. Constitution he swore to uphold because even he knows there is no authorization anywhere in it for his Haiti misadventure.
Mr. Clinton labeled the Haitian military leaders brutal murderers, savage rapists and child killers. Yet Jean-Bertrand Aristide, whom Mr. Clinton wants back in office, is himself an advocate of necklacing, one of our century’s most vicious forms of torture and killing.
The President’s deployment of troops to Haiti has little to do with the plight of the Haitian people but is instead extremely usefol to those who seek to transfer U.S. sovereignty to the UN. Like previous deployments of U.S. forces under the umbrella of the UN, it will likely even strengthen the men who are the supposed target, v
Our forces went into Iraq under UN auspices and Saddam Hussein ended up more powerful; now we’re
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