Frontline Fellowship News - Edition 3 of 2018

Annan with Sudan's dictator Omar
al- Bashir - who is wanted for genocide.
Shameful Lack of Ethics
As an international public
servant, the Secretary General
should not have accepted money
from a U.N. member state or
a private foundation, either
as an award or gift. He should
also have completely disclosed
his personal finances, as many
Western politicians do. He also
should have abided by the same
strict ethics and disclosure rules
that apply to political figures
in major democracies, such
as in the United States and
Great Britain. Annan talked
about accountability, but his
own leadership betrayed the
emptiness of his words. A
secretive culture of impunity still
dominates the upper echelons of
the U.N. Secretariat.
A Broken Institution
In an interview with the London
Daily Telegraph, U.S. Ambassador
to the United Nations, John
Bolton, described the U.N. as
“hopelessly out of touch” and “stuck
in a Twilight Zone-style time
warp" where "there are practices,
attitudes and approaches that were
abandoned 30 years ago in much of
the rest of the world." In a March
2006, poll conducted by Gallup in
the United States, recorded the
most negative rating for the U.N.:
Just 28 percent had a positive
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image of the U.N. “Today's United
Nations is a broken institution in
fundamental need of wholesale
reform. That is Annan's legacy and
the United States and the world
looks forward to new leadership
at Turtle Bay - leadership that
is untarnished by scandal and
actually lives up to the ideals of
the U.N.'s own Declaration of
Human Rights. The U.N. needs a
Secretary General who will seek
real reform of the U.N. bureaucracy
and aggressively stand up for
democracy, human rights and
freedom.”- Nile Gardiner, Ph.D. (the
Bernard and Barbara Lomas Fellow in
and Director of, the Margaret Thatcher
Centre for Freedom, a division of the
Institute for International Studies, at
The Heritage Foundation.)
“While they promise them
liberty, they themselves are
slaves of corruption…”
2 Peter 2:19
Homosexual ‘Marriage’
UNITED NATIONS, August
5, 2003 (LifeSiteNews.com)
- United Nations Secretary
General Kofi Annan came out in
favour of homosexual ‘marriage’.
Annan attended part of a
homosexual activist conference
held at the United Nations.
The conference demanded that
international treaties such as
the United Nations Declaration
on Human Rights include
rights for homosexual couples.
A United Nations release said
the Secretary General was “glad
to be able to attend” part of the
event. On the issue of same sex
marriage, his personal view, was
“that individuals should be allowed
to make their own choices and that
we should be careful not to draw
conclusions, or adopt prejudicial
attitudes, towards people for their
choices and preferences”. The
United Nations, through its
various committees has been
in the forefront of advocating
international acceptance
of homosexuality and the
bestowing of rights normally
reserved for the family on
homosexual unions. Annan and
most other de-populationists see
legitimization and protection of
homosexuality as one more way
to keep procreation down and to
undermine marriage and other
institutions (especially religious)
that emphasize that children are
a blessing.
Annan Supported Abortion
Kofi Annan has emphasized that
“sexual and reproductive health is
an essential part of human rights.”
That is, he supported abortion
and other population control
measures, including explicit sex
education, to the extent that
they should be declared “human
rights”. Ultimately, though, this
emphasis on a new category of
“human rights” has as its real
purpose to advance the agenda
of what Kofi Annan says is the
“need to stabilize the population
of this planet.” All this makes
it extraordinary that some
Christians have saluted and
hailed Kofi Annan as: “A great
African diplomat and leader!”
“And as it is appointed for men
to die once, but after this the
Judgment.” Hebrews 9:27
Dr. Peter Hammond
www.FrontlineMissionSA.org
FRONTLINE FELLOWSHIP 2018 EDITION 3