WND has learned that after issuing a statement last week condemning Detroit’s decision to send water shut-off notices to tens of thousands of customers behind in their payments, the U.N now plans to conduct confidential policy discussions with the Obama administration to be followed by a formal public report to the U.N. Human Rights Council.
On Monday, the U.N. Human Rights Council’s office in Geneva confirmed to WND that the U.N. plans to intervene directly in the Detroit water crisis, determined to apply international law to judge the U.S. in violation of human rights to safe water.
Detroit Water and Sewerage Department, DWSD, announced in March it would send shut-off notices to customers with balances more than $150 overdue or who are more than two months behind in their payments. The department, which said nearly half of the 324,000 water and sewerage accounts are overdue, has put out 46,000 notices since March. About 4,500 accounts have had their water shut off.
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The U N has never had to intervene With u.s. Affairs until Hillary and Obama Came around
ReplyDeleteThis needs to be stooped at once ...USA is a soverign nation UN has no authority over us NEVER....
ReplyDeleteOh? The UN will now encourage the US to subsidize clean water for all? What about paying your bill?
ReplyDeleteI'm stooping right now. PHHHPPPUUUTTT! oH, THAT FEELS BETTER!
ReplyDeleteThere is no one stopping these people from paying their bills. Don't pay for the service you lose the service. I don't see how that is racist.
ReplyDeleteAfter the UN pays the water bills it will want to confiscate alal your guns.
ReplyDeleteEverythings racist for anyone thats not a liberal, progressive dumbocrat.
ReplyDeleteSince when does the UN have any authority in the United States of America. Guess what they don't. A Civil War is looming. Congress needs to do something about this and I mean sooner than later.
ReplyDelete9:33 Been drinking? You're a wreck.
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