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Battling Corruption - The United Nations

Clinton and Kofi Annan
The United Nations (UN) is rife with corruption and incompetence as evidenced by the infamous “Oil for Food” scandal, a cash cow for Saddam Hussein masquerading as relief for the Iraqi people.  Judicial Watch, through whistleblower Linda Shenwick, a former State Department official, also brought to light a number of other UN scandals during the Clinton administration.  Despite this history of corruption, however, the United States government continues to support the UN both financially and publicly.

 

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