Javier Milei Calls United Nations Useless at General Assembly
Argentine President Javier Milei condemned the United Nations as a useless entity and criticized its failure to guarantee collective security during a General Assembly speech.
Argentine President Javier Milei condemned the United Nations during a Wednesday speech at the General Assembly in New York, labeling the organization a useless entity that serves a caste of fatally arrogant parasites. He accused the organization of failing to guarantee collective security and human rights, claiming that the U.N. instead allowed chaos, violence, and international terrorism to prevail.
Milei criticized the U.N. for supporting bloodthirsty dictatorships and remaining silent on the genocide of Christians in Africa and Islamic terrorism. He specifically targeted the 2030 Agenda and the organization's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, which he described as a global experiment for social control disguised as science. Regarding territorial disputes, he accused the U.N. of ignoring Argentina's claims over the Falkland Islands despite existing resolutions.
On the global stage, Milei condemned Iran for its attacks on Israel and reiterated demands for justice regarding terrorist attacks from the 1990s. He concluded by advocating for Western leadership in the development of artificial intelligence, aligning his technological vision with that of Donald Trump.