Bolivia鈥檚 President Evo Morales used his September 19 speech to the United Nations General Assembly to condemn terrorism, abusive market practices and wars in countries such as Syria, Iraq, Libya as well as the humanitarian crisis in Yemen.
In his address to the 72nd UN General Assembly聽in New York, Morales also sent聽his solidarity to the people of Mexico聽after the 7.1 earthquake and Caribbean nations devastated by hurricanes Irma and Maria.
The threat of nuclear annihilation is closer than at any time since the end of the Cold War as two heads of state use nuclear weapons as props in what looks like a fight between two adolescent boys.
On one side is a narcissistic bully, born to inherit great power and with credible reports that his personal life includes indulging in acts of sadism, whose policies in government are driven by a combination of xenophobia, ego and whim and who is threatening nuclear Armageddon if he doesn't get his way.
On the other side is North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, has used speeches to the UN General Assembly and US President Barack Obama鈥檚 leaders鈥 summit on refugees to push Australia鈥檚 鈥渃ompassionate humanitarian鈥 solutions to the worldwide refugee crisis.
Yes, the country strongly criticised in numerous UNHCR and Amnesty International reports is using the UN General Assembly to proclaim itself a leader in 鈥渃ompassionate鈥 refugee solutions.
Turnbull is using this 鈥渟olution鈥 as the cornerstone of a bid for Australia to sit on the UN Human Rights Council.
