UN Pogrom: Ejecting Jews from the UN, Bayefsky Thrown Out for Denouncing Jewish Blood Libel

I have followed Anne Bayefsky's work at the UN for years. The nazis threw her out – ejected her. This is astounding.

Atlas readers know her well. She is a superb human rights activist. The takeover by the Organization of the Islamic Conference is complete in the age of Obama.

Evil is made possible by the sanction you give it. Withdraw your sanction. It is time to leave that collective negation of humanity.

Pro-Israeli Canadian lawyer ejected from UN

UNITED NATIONS — Guards ejected an accredited Canadian commentator
from the United Nations after she denounced a controversial report that
focuses heavily on alleged Israeli war crimes.

Anne
Bayefsky, a York University political science professor, offered the
only pro-Israel commentary on Thursday night at a microphone outside
the General Assembly hall following remarks by its Libyan president,
Ali Treki, and the chief Palestinian official at the United Nations,
Riyad Mansour.

Arab and Muslim countries had overcome
Western opposition in the adoption of a resolution endorsing the report
by South African Judge Richard Goldstone, which focuses on the Israeli
assault last winter on Gaza.

Ms. Bayefsky said four guards
confiscated two UN passes the organization had issued to her as
director of Touro Law Center's Institute on Human Rights and The
Holocaust, and removed her from the building after questioning her.

"I
am quite sure that if I had congratulated the United Nations, no one
would have said anything," said Ms. Bayefsky, who was unable to get her
credentials reinstated after spending more than two hours drafting a
request at the UN last night.

UN-based blogger Matt Lee
said Mr. Mansour, after being told a "pro-Israel non-governmental
organization" had spoken at the microphone, asked: "Did we capture
them?"

Mr. Lee said he spoke with Mr. Mansour after the
guards had led Ms. Bayefsky away, and security officials were unable to
confirm last night whether they had acted of their own accord, or in
response to a complaint.

Mr. Treki's spokesman, Jean Victor Nkolo, said Ms. Bayefsky was "not authorized at all" to use the mike.

"This
is a stakeout for member states and for the General Assembly," he said.
"NGOs and private individuals have nothing to do there. Period."

Mr.
Nkolo dismissed suggestions Ms. Bayefsky would have felt free to
approach the microphone on grounds that other similarly accredited
organizations have done so in the past.

Human Rights
Watch's Steve Crawshaw spoke there in 2007 as he complimented the
assembly on a widely cheered human rights decision, Mr. Lee's
innercitypress.com Website notes. Actress Mia Farrow, an activist
against Sudanese actions in Darfur, also spoke at a microphone
generally used by diplomats, addressing reporters outside the UN
Security Council this year.

Ms. Bayesfky herself had
previously spoken at the microphone following the UN's Human Rights
council elections, without incident.

The drama unfolded
less than two weeks after UN guards faced criticism for allowing a man
disguised as Kentucky Fried Chicken founder Harland "Colonel" Sanders
to enter the complex and pose for publicity pictures.

Ms.
Bayefsky had offered her assessment of the resolution, which gives both
Israel and the Palestinians three months to launch "independent
credible investigations" into alleged war crimes outlined in the
Goldstone report.

Part of her focus was on Hamas, which
controls Gaza, but which most western countries list as a terrorist
organization. "The idea that … a terrorist organization is going to
decide for itself whether or not it violates the rule of law is
something that, I think, no serious democratic society will take
seriously," she said.

"You just have to ask yourselves
whether this process has done anything in terms of bolstering the
credibility of the United Nations."

Little more than half
of the assembly's 192 members approved the resolution, which passed 114
in favour, 18 against (including Canada), with 44 abstentions.