Javier Milei shreds ‘useless’ UN to its face in fiery speech to 'fatally arrogant parasites'

Argentine President Javier Milei delivered a scathing address to the United Nations General Assembly in New York, calling the organization "useless" and accusing it of being run by a caste of "fatally arrogant parasites" posing as well-intentioned bureaucrats. Milei opened by praising the U.N.'s founding aim of resolving conflicts peacefully and promoting freedom and dignity as "noble words," but argued that this founding covenant has since been broken in practice, according to Fox News.

Milei singled out the United Nations' role during the COVID-19 pandemic, accusing bodies operating under its auspices of prioritizing lockdown mandates over scientific evidence and national sovereignty. He described the resulting toll on education, work and mourning as amounting to "genocide" rather than a simple policy error, framing it as a global experiment in social control disguised as science. He also faulted the organization for what he called a "gender agenda," environmental extremism and unchecked immigration, and said that whenever the U.N. failed, it doubled down instead of reconsidering its approach or apologizing.

Milei further argued that the body meant to guarantee collective security and human rights had instead allowed chaos, violence and international terrorism to spread. He accused it of sheltering dictatorships and regimes that stone women in the streets, while repeatedly voting against Israel and staying silent on Islamic terrorism and what he called the genocide of Christians in Africa.

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