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Video Description:

Sam Husseini Explains UN Votes BLOCKED by Imperialist and how South Africa Was REMOVED

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Main Topic: The video discusses the US's veto power in the UN Security Council, particularly regarding resolutions for a ceasefire in Gaza, and advocates for the use of the "Uniting for Peace" mechanism in the General Assembly to bypass the Security Council's gridlock.

Key Points:

  • US Vetoes: The US has repeatedly vetoed ceasefire resolutions in the Security Council regarding the Israel-Palestine conflict, even very mild ones. The speaker argues the US is a "full partner" in the alleged genocide.
  • Complicity: The speaker suggests that while the US is a major player, much of the world is complicit in the situation due to inaction.
  • Uniting for Peace: The speaker advocates for using the "Uniting for Peace" mechanism, which allows the General Assembly to take action when the Security Council is deadlocked due to a veto.
  • Historical Examples: The video cites two historical examples of "Uniting for Peace" being used effectively:
    • Apartheid South Africa: In the 1980s, the General Assembly passed a resolution calling for sanctions against South Africa, despite US vetoes in the Security Council. This helped lead to the end of apartheid.
    • Suez Canal Crisis (1956): The General Assembly, with the US and Soviet Union's support, deployed peacekeeping troops and forced Britain, France, and Israel to withdraw from Egypt.
  • Potential Actions: The speaker suggests the General Assembly could impose sanctions, implement an arms embargo, suspend Israel from the General Assembly (as was done with apartheid South Africa), and call for a peacekeeping force.
  • Upcoming Meeting: There is an upcoming meeting at the General Assembly with a resolution drafted by Spain, but its effectiveness is uncertain.

Highlights:

  • The speaker strongly condemns the US's use of its veto power to block ceasefire resolutions.
  • The video emphasizes the potential of the "Uniting for Peace" mechanism as a tool for the General Assembly to take meaningful action when the Security Council is paralyzed.
  • The historical examples of South Africa and the Suez Canal Crisis provide concrete illustrations of the power of the General Assembly when acting through "Uniting for Peace".

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We should focus our actions, time, and resources on Direct Action, Mutual Aid, and Community Outreach. If you do engage in Electoral Politics do not support the Duopoly (Red or Blue Team). No War but Class War!

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