Zionist governments of Australia and the Netherlands join other Zionists to boycott UN conference on racism
The Zionist governments of Australia and the Netherlands have joined the US, Israel and Canada in boycotting the UN conference on racism held in Geneva. The Zionist government of UK is sending a delegation, without any senior official.
A protester holds a banner during a demonstration against racism in Geneva April 18, 2009. The Durban Review Conference, which will review progress and assess implementation of the Durban Declaration and Program of Action, will be held at the United Nations European headquarters in Geneva from April 20 to 24, 2009. REUTERS/Denis Balibouse. Image may be subject to copyright.
In the last major race summit in 2001, the United States and Israel walked out of the South African meeting held in Durban after Arab states attempted to define Zionism as racist.
The U.S. State Department said it finds the language in the meeting’s draft declaration “objectionable.”
In reality, Israel has forbidden the Obama administration even to participate in the preparations for the “Durban II” forum, let alone to attend the conference.
“With regret, the United States will not join the review conference,” the State Department spokesman Robert Wood was reported as saying.
The Zionist government of Canada said it will not go to the forum because it fears repeat of the “Israel-bashing” that occurred at Durban in 2001.
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