The
United Nations recently announced that the book most frequently checked out of
its New York in-house library in 2015 was “Immunity of Heads of State and State
Officials for International Crimes.” The nearly 500-page tome concludes that,
in general, current heads of state have immunity but not past ones. The
library, named in honor of Dag Hammarskjold, the second Secretary General of
the U.N., did not release the names of the borrowers. We can probably guess.
Other
books popular with the U.N. crowd were:
*”The
Progressive Pedophile”
*”Food
Etiquette And Famine: Is Fine Dining Okay While Aiding Starving Populations?”
*”
Smelling the Sulfur: George W. Bush and the U.N.”…and
*”Eschew
the Jew: Why Israel Shouldn’t Exist”
(Okay, I may have made up the last four titles. May have).
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