President Donald Trump recently addressed the United Nations concerning a number of issues, but one of the biggest ones that he spent time speaking on was the persecution of Christians all across the world. The left-wing news media has refused to cover the murder of Christ-followers, turning their heads to atrocities happening at the hands of radical Islamic terrorists and other groups and governments.
Trump, bold as always, referred to the Human Rights Council as hypocrites for refusing to address the situation with Christians, instead focusing their time and efforts on slamming the United States for not supporting the mutilation of children who have been influenced by transgender ideology. “The craven hypocrites of the Human Rights Council have little to say about the persecution of Christians,” Trump said in his address.
“I mean, Christians are being persecuted all over the world. It’s not even believable. I never thought I’d say it. But it’s been happening for a long time, so this is persecution of Christians where the crimes of the world’s most repressive regime is, yet they want America to open up our borders to gangs and criminals, from the world’s most dangerous places. They want the worst people to come in from the worst places on earth. And we don’t do it anymore. We did do it, but we don’t do that anymore,” Trump told the audience.
President Trump then called out the United Nations for calling for the protection of cultural heritage, yet by their support of illegal immigration are actively involved in the destruction of the greatest cultures to ever grace the earth. “It is deeply ironic that the United Nations has an entire institution, the UNESCO group of people and countries devoted to protecting cultural heritage, yet, with their ceaseless promotion of mass migration, these globalists are actively destroying the greatest cultures and most extraordinary heritage in all of history,” the president said.
“There is no human right to illegal immigration, but there is a right to remain a sovereign nation. And we want to remain a sovereign nation, and so should you,” Trump told the U.N. This isn’t the first time that the president has stood up for Christians being persecuted for their faith. He has also played a critical role in making sure the plight of those Christians in Nigeria being tortured and killed for following Christ at the hands of Islamic terrorists doesn’t get silenced by the media.
Toward the end of the speech, Trump reminded everyone that the freedom the U.S. enjoys daily was not easily won and is not easily kept. “Freedom was not a gift that Americans won easily after 250 years, and it is not one that we will ever, ever, ever surrender. It was right here in New York City that George Washington ordered the Declaration of Independence read to his troops in 1776,” Trump said.
“As they listened to those immortal words for the first time, the patriots could see across the waters of New York Harbor to a British invasion fleet, more than 100 ships strong, which had just arrived to crush the cause of liberty, thousands of soldiers getting off those ships. Nobody stood a chance, but we won, and we won decisively. Those first Americans knew that it is not enough merely to believe in great principles. We must also have the will and the courage and the strength to defend them,” he added.
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