By The Last Movement, Opednews.com

The New York Sun picked up the story today, explaining that Richard Falk, a professor of international law emeritus at Princeton University, and an expert on human rights was assigned to a new position within the council on March 26.

His role is to report on human rights in the conflict between Israel and the Palestinian Arabs.

Two days prior to the announcement, Falk appeared on former University of Wisconsin lecturer Kevin Barrett's radio show and spoke of how he is keen to see a fresh investigation into 9/11 in order to address inconsistencies in the official account of what happened.

Note: Muslims are in the majority at the Human Rights Commission. Twelve of thirteen initiatives were taken against Israel. They failed, because the Muslims are dysfunctional in regards to human rights.
The Human Rights Council may find a way to prosecute human rights offenders in the USA.

Comments:

comment by looserobes on Apr 17, 2008 11:42 AM ()

There are so many factors like the notoriety of the victim. Is the event newsworthy? Can the prosecutor achieve fame and the mayor's post? Will the Justice Department jump on my head crushing it like a peanut?
The government earned my suspicion the minute they obstructed justice. Any cop on the beat grabs the first person to lie.
If the Human Rights Council defines the event in human rights terms, I think they have a real chance for a breakthrough.

reply by bumpedoff on Apr 17, 2008 1:21 PM ()