“Rather frequently, what goes on in the U.N. actually exacerbates conflicts rather than tending to resolve them.”

The purpose of the new United Nations of Freedom Project is to “encourage economic, political and religious freedom in the world by recognizing countries that respect and protect these freedoms."

Membership in the United Nations of Freedom Project is earned by demonstrating a commitment to freedom in the following a

If you are fed up with the United Nations, you might consider supporting the new United Nations of Freedom Project based in Colorado Springs, Colorado. A country must demonstrate a commitment to freedom to be eligible for membership. This highlights the problem with the United Nations, any country can join and the UN's mission does not acknowledge that without economic, political and religious freedom, there can be no lasting peace, security or sustained economic progress.

The United Nations is a flawed institution primarily because of its nebulous mission and lack of membership criteria. The United Nations of Freedom Project is an organization with the clear mission of promoting freedom and a rigorous membership criterion.

Here is the language in the United Nations Charter Article 4, Chapter 2, which applies to membership.

“Membership in the United Nations is open to all peace-loving states which accept the obligations of the Charter and, in the judgment of the Organization, are willing and able to carry out these obligations.

The admission of any such State to membership in the United Nations will be effected by a decision of the General Assembly upon the recommendation of the Security Council.”

Of the 192 current member countries, more than 70 do not have a democratic form of government and the group of G-77 votes as a bloc and easily mobilizes majorities to block reforms in the General Assembly and other U.N. bodies.

It has become a dysfunctional organization that the late Daniel Patrick Moynihan, former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations described as “A theater of the absurd, a decomposing corpse, and an insane asylum.” Another U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Jeanne Kirkpatrick commented that “Rather frequently, what goes on in the U.N. actually exacerbates conflicts rather than tending to resolve them.”

The purpose of the new United Nations of Freedom Project is to “encourage economic, political and religious freedom in the world by recognizing countries that respect and protect these freedoms."

Membership in the United Nations of Freedom Project is earned by demonstrating a commitment to freedom in the following ar

ity or sustained economic progress.

The United Nations is a flawed institution primarily because of its nebulous mission and lack of membership criteria. The United Nations of Freedom Project is an organization with the clear mission of promoting freedom and a rigorous membership criterion.

Here is the language in the United Nations Charter Article 4, Chapter 2, which applies to membership.

“Membership in the United Nations is open to all peace-loving states which accept the obligations of the Charter and, in the judgment of the Organization, are willing and able to carry out these obligations.

The admission of any such State to membership in the United Nations will be effected by a decision of the General Assembly upon the recommendation of the Security Council.”

Of the 192 current member countries, more than 70 do not have a democratic form of government and the group of G-77 votes as a bloc and easily mobilizes majorities to block reforms in the General Assembly and other U.N. bodies.

It has become a dysfunctional organization that the late Daniel Patrick Moynihan, former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations described as “A theater of the absurd, a decomposing corpse, and an insane asylum.” Another U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Jeanne Kirkpatrick commented that “Rather frequently, what goes on in the U.N. actually exacerbates conflicts rather than tending to resolve them.”

The purpose of the new United Nations of Freedom Project is to “encourage economic, political and religious freedom in the world by recognizing countries that respect and protect these freedoms."

Membership in the United Nations of Freedom Project is earned by demonstrating a commitment to freedom in the following a

ns is open to all peace-loving states which accept the obligations of the Charter and, in the judgment of the Organization, are willing and able to carry out these obligations.

The admission of any such State to membership in the United Nations will be effected by a decision of the General Assembly upon the recommendation of the Security Council.”

Of the 192 current member countries, more than 70 do not have a democratic form of government and the group of G-77 votes as a bloc and easily mobilizes majorities to block reforms in the General Assembly and other U.N. bodies.

It has become a dysfunctional organization that the late Daniel Patrick Moynihan, former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations described as “A theater of the absurd, a decomposing corpse, and an insane asylum.” Another U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Jeanne Kirkpatrick commented that “Rather frequently, what goes on in the U.N. actually exacerbates conflicts rather than tending to resolve them.”

The purpose of the new United Nations of Freedom Project is to “encourage economic, political and religious freedom in the world by recognizing countries that respect and protect these freedoms."

Membership in the United Nations of Freedom Project is earned by demonstrating a commitment to freedom in the following a

government and the group of G-77 votes as a bloc and easily mobilizes majorities to block reforms in the General Assembly and other U.N. bodies.

It has become a dysfunctional organization that the late Daniel Patrick Moynihan, former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations described as “A theater of the absurd, a decomposing corpse, and an insane asylum.” Another U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Jeanne Kirkpatrick commented that “Rather frequently, what goes on in the U.N. actually exacerbates conflicts rather than tending to resolve them.”

The purpose of the new United Nations of Freedom Project is to “encourage economic, political and religious freedom in the world by recognizing countries that respect and protect these freedoms."

Membership in the United Nations of Freedom Project is earned by demonstrating a commitment to freedom in the following a

“Rather frequently, what goes on in the U.N. actually exacerbates conflicts rather than tending to resolve them.”

The purpose of the new United Nations of Freedom Project is to “encourage economic, political and religious freedom in the world by recognizing countries that respect and protect these freedoms."

Membership in the United Nations of Freedom Project is earned by demonstrating a commitment to freedom in the following areas: a democratic form of government, freedom of religion, rule of law and an independent judiciary, freedom of speech and the press, and economic freedoms such as free competitive private markets.

To judge commitment and progress to economic freedom, the United Nations of Freedom will rely on the Heritage Foundation/Wall Street Journal Index of Economic Freedom established a set of objective economic criteria that has been used for the last ten years to study and grade various countries for the annual publication of the Index of Economic Freedom.

There are 192 member countries in the U.N. and it has 59,000 employees. The U.S contributes $1.3 billion annually. The United Nations of Freedom has 57 member countries with a current annual budget of $125,000.

The initial goals of the United Nations of Freedom Project are to build support for an alternative organization dedicated to freedom, monitor the progress of countries in implementing reforms which increase freedom, highlight in the global media the connection between freedom, opportunity, economic growth and prosperity, and support other like-minded organizations dedicated to increasing freedom around the world.

The United Nations of Freedom Project is sponsored by ChartwellAmerica. For further information, please call 1-877-221-1496.