Inside Track
UN Creates New “Terror” Agency, Russian Agent in Charge
The United Nations General Assembly, dominated by unfree regimes and even mass-murdering dictators, voted June 15 to create a new UN “terrorism” agency to supposedly wage the emerging global terror war. The new UN outfit, known as the “United Nations Counter-Terrorism Office,” will be led by a Russian terror czar and charged with leading the UN’s terror efforts and coordinating national governments’ implementation of global terrorism policies coming down from the international body.
Socialist UN Secretary-General António Guterres appointed a minion of Russian leader Vladimir Putin to lead the outfit — despite the Kremlin, along with other governments, being at the center of fomenting global terrorism for generations. Critics slammed and ridiculed the decision to install one of Putin’s agents at the head of the agency, but in UN circles, the move was well received. Some analysts explained it as an effort to further empower the Kremlin within the UN, while further sidelining America — something that may actually be good news for the growing number of American activists and lawmakers hoping to get the United States to withdraw from the “dictators club” that is the UN.
The new UN terror office, approved by a consensus resolution by the UN’s 193 member governments, will centralize various existing UN offices and schemes under a new bureaucracy run by a newly created “under secretary-general” post. In all, the UN reportedly operates 38 different terror-related entities, so the new bureaucracy will bring them all together under one roof — with the exception of the “Counter-Terrorism Committee” of the UN Security Council.
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