State Department Trashes U.S. On Human Rights

At first glance, you might have thought this was some kind of joke: The Obama regime submitted their own report to the United Nations, highlighting the human rights abuses in the United States. If that wasn’t outrageous enough, get a load to who actually got the report.

Only a few months ago, the United Nations sent one of their goons to the United States to document the plethora of human rights that plagues the nation. That hack was a Brazilian, hardly one to criticize any other country, much less the United States. The Obama regime has beaten her to the punch though. The State Department has submitted a report to the U.N. Human Rights Council, which boast such member countries as China, Libya, and Saudi Arabia. Yes, the United States has apologized for human rights abuses to these countries.

High unemployment rates, hate crime, poverty, poor housing, lack of access to health care and discriminatory hiring practices are among the challenges the report identified as affecting blacks, Latinos, Muslims, South Asians, Native Americans and gays and lesbians in the United States.

There was one group that was conspicuously left out of the human rights abuse parade, and that is whitey. Is the bumbler-in-chief playing the race card? You bet he is. His past is littered with vitriol for whitey, and now he has placed his own hate crime on the world stage. Of course, this is preaching to the choir. Anybody with the least bit of common sense wants the United States to ditch the U.N. and their own band of racist, anti-semitic, human rights abusing goons, that sit back and pass judgement on the most tolerant nation on earth. People risk their lives trying to get to the United States. Bet that doesn’t happen in Saudi Arabia.

Barack Obama has been apologizing for the United States from day one. You almost have to ask yourself if he really believes what he’s saying though. After all, if the United States is such a bastion of abusers, then what country can he look to to set an example? Certainly none of those on the U.N. panel. What the State Department identified as human rights abuses are suspect as well. Certainly those issues can be addressed one by one, but if those qualify as human rights abuses, then I have been a victim myself. Why was I not included in the report then?

Obama is showing his true colors (pun intended), and his contempt for the United States-once again. The danger here is that Obama may decide to adhere to some draconian U.N. mandate that will undercut our sovereignty. With Obama’s proactive approach, an unfortunately predictable possibility.