U.N. denies knowledge of military trucks labeled 'U.N.'
The identity of the owner of the military-style trucks painted with the United Nations’ initials seen being transported through Virginia this week was narrowed on Wednesday. A little.
They most probably are owned by Afghanistan. Or Albania, Algeria, Andorra or Angola … or any of the rest of the 193 member states of the international organization. All the way through Zambia and Zimbabwe.
“These are not our vehicles. … We don’t have vehicles,” U.N. spokeswoman Ismini Palla told WND.
But she said it’s possible that a member state placed an order with an American manufacturer, and they simply were being transported to their new owner. More
“These are not our vehicles. … We don’t have vehicles,” U.N. spokeswoman Ismini Palla told WND.
July 1, 2016 at 4:09 PM
So if they adamantly deny not having any of these trucks in Virginia or anywhere for that matter, then why don't they denounce their member states putting their UN logo on them.
The bottom line is that the Americans have been lied to for the last 8 plus years by these damn Democrats.
“These are not our vehicles. … We don’t have vehicles,” U.N. spokeswoman Ismini Palla told WND.
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So if they adamantly deny not having any of these trucks in Virginia or anywhere for that matter, then why don't they denounce their member states putting their UN logo on them.
The bottom line is that the Americans have been lied to for the last 8 plus years by these damn Democrats.
They're 7-Up trucks. You know, the UN cola.
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