America’s NATO v. UN’s GA One Hundred Ninety Three
The United Nations is an international organization founded in 1945.
s of 2019, there were 193 Member States (some with other state configurations when they joined) making up the United Nations.
The mission and work of the UN “are guided by the purposes and principles
contained in the founding (UN) Charter.”
Afghanistan 19 November 1946
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Albania
14 December 1955
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Algeria
8 October 1962
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Andorra 28 July 1993
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Angola 1 December 1976
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Antigua and Barbuda 11 November 1981
|
Argentina
24 October 1945
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Armenia
2 March 1992
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Australia
1 November 1945
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Austria
14 December 1955
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Azerbaijan
2 March 1992
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Bahamas
18 September 1973
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Bahrain
21 September 1971
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Bangladesh
17 September 1974
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Barbados
9 December 1966
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Belarus
24 October 1945
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Belgium
27 December 1945
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Belize
25 September 1981
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Benin[note 1] 20 September 1960
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Bhutan
21 September 1971
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Plurinational State of Bolivia 14 November
1945
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Bosnia and Herzegovina 22 May 1992 Former member: Yugoslavia (original
member)
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Botswana
17 October 1966
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Brazil
24 October 1945
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Brunei Darussalam 21 September 1984
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Bulgaria
14 December 1955
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Burkina Faso[note 3] 20 September 1960
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Burundi
18 September 1962
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Cabo Verde 16 September 1975
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Cambodia
14 December 1955
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Cameroon
20 September 1960
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Canada 9 November 1945
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Central African Republic 20 September 1960
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Chad
20 September 1960
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Chile
24 October 1945
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China
24 October 1945
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Colombia
5 November 1945
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Comoros
12 November 1975
|
Congo 20
September 1960
|
Costa
Rica 2 November 1945
|
Ivory
Coast- Côte d'Ivoire 20 September
1960
|
Croatia 22 May 1992
|
Cuba 24 October 1945
|
Cyprus 20 September 1960
|
Czech Republic 19 January 1993
|
Democratic People's Republic of Korea 17 September 1991
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Democratic
Republic of the Congo
|
20 September 1960
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Denmark
24 October 1945
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Djibouti
20 September 1977
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Dominica
18 December 1978
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Dominican Republic 24 October 1945
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Ecuador
21 December 1945
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Egypt
24 October 1945
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El Salvador 24 October 1945
|
Equatorial Guinea 12 November 1968
|
Eritrea
28 May 1993
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Estonia
17 September 1991
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Eswatini
24 September 1968
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Ethiopia
13 November 1945
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Fiji
13 October 1970
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Finland
14 December 1955
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France
24 October 1945
|
Gabon
20 September 1960
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Republic of The Gambia 21 September 1965
|
Georgia
31 July 1992
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Germany
18 September 1973
|
Ghana
8 March 1957
|
Greece
25 October 1945
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Grenada
17 September 1974
|
Guatemala
21 November 1945
|
Guinea
12 December 1958
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Guinea-Bissau 17 September 1974
|
Guyana
20 September 1966
|
Haiti
24 October 1945
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Honduras
17 December 1945
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Hungary
14 December 1955
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Iceland
19 November 1946
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India
30 October 1945
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Indonesia
28 September 1950
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Islamic Republic of Iran 24 October 1945
|
Iraq 21
December 1945
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Ireland
14 December 1955
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Israel
11 May 1949
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Italy
14 December 1955
|
Jamaica
18 September 1962
|
Japan
18 December 1956
|
Jordan
14 December 1955
|
Kazakhstan 2 March 1992
|
Kenya
16 December 1963
|
Kiribati
14 September 1999
|
Kuwait
14 May 1963
|
Kyrgyzstan
2 March 1992 F
|
Lao People's Democratic Republic 14
December 1955
|
Latvia 17 September 1991
|
Lebanon
24 October 1945
|
Lesotho
17 October 1966
|
Liberia
2 November 1945
|
Libya 14
December 1955
|
Liechtenstein 18 September 1990
|
Lithuania
17 September 1991
|
Luxembourg
24 October 1945
|
Madagascar
20 September 1960
|
Malawi
1 December 1964
|
Malaysia
17 September 1957
|
Maldives 21 September 1965
|
Mali 28 September 1960
|
Malta 1 December 1964
|
Marshall Islands 17 September 1991
|
Mauritania
27 October 1961
|
Mauritius
24 April 1968
|
Mexico
7 November 1945
|
Federated
States of Micronesia
|
17
September 1991
|
Monaco
28 May 1993
|
Mongolia
27 October 1961
|
Montenegro
28 June 2006
|
Morocco
12 November 1956
|
Mozambique
16 September 1975
|
Myanmar[note 20] 19 April 1948
|
Namibia
23 April 1990
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Nauru
14 September 1999
|
Nepal
14 December 1955
|
Netherlands 10 December 1945
|
New Zealand 24 October 1945
|
Nicaragua
24 October 1945
|
Niger
20 September 1960
|
Nigeria
7 October 1960
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North Macedonia 8 April 1993
|
Norway
27 November 1945
|
Oman
7 October 1971
|
Pakistan
30 September 1947
|
Palau
15 December 1994
|
Panama
13 November 1945
|
Papua New Guinea 10 October 1975
|
Paraguay
24 October 1945
|
Peru
31 October 1945
|
Philippines[note 22] 24 October 1945
|
Poland
24 October 1945
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Portugal
14 December 1955
|
Qatar
21 September 1971
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Republic of Korea 17 September 1991
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Republic of Moldova 2 March 1992
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Romania
14 December 1955
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Russian Federation 24 October 1945
|
Rwanda
18 September 1962
|
Saint Kitts and Nevis 23 September 1983
|
Saint Lucia 18 September 1979
|
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 16 September 1980
|
Samoa
15 December 1976
|
San Marino
2 March 1992
|
São Tomé and Príncipe 16 September
1975
|
Saudi Arabia 24 October 1945
|
Senegal
28 September 1960
|
Serbia
1 November 2000
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Seychelles
21 September 1976
|
Sierra Leone 27 September 1961
|
Singapore 21 September 1965
|
Slovakia
19 January 1993
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Slovenia
22 May 1992
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Solomon Islands 19 September 1978
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Somalia
20 September 1960
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South Africa 7 November 1945
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South Sudan 14 July 2011
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Spain
14 December 1955
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Sri Lanka
14 December 1955
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Sudan
12 November 1956
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Suriname
4 December 1975
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Sweden
19 November 1946
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Switzerland 10 September 2002
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Syrian Arab Republic 24 October 1945
|
Tajikistan
2 March 1992
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Thailand
16 December 1946
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Timor-Leste 27 September 2002
|
Togo
20 September 1960
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Tonga
14 September 1999
|
Trinidad and Tobago 18 September 1962
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Tunisia
12 November 1956
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Turkey
24 October 1945
|
Turkmenistan 2 March 1992 F
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Tuvalu
5 September 2000
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Uganda
25 October 1962
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Ukraine
24 October 1945
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United Arab Emirates 9 December 1971
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United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Northern Ireland 24 October 1945
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United Republic of Tanzania 14 December 1961
|
United States of America 24 October 1945
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Uruguay
18 December 1945
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Uzbekistan
2 March 1992
|
Vanuatu
15 September 1981
|
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela 15 November 1945
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Vietnam
20 September 1977
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Yemen
30 September 1947
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Zambia
1 December 1964
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Zimbabwe
25 August 1980
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asier to kill than care
August 18, 2019 news
After years of U.S.-led NATO states’ wars, theft and aggression in the
Western Asia and Africa, warring states close their ports and a “charity” boat
makes news for itself picking up people displaced by NATO belligerents, some as
late as U.S. President Barack Obama’s HR Clinton’s legacy causing Libyans to
flee into the Mediterranean Sea.
As foreign wars proceed endlessly mostly stranded African migrants find
an “unwanted, “no more room for you” on a southern island of a NATO member
state — Lampedusa Island whose inhabitants were bombed by the Americans and the
British after World War II; and from which, four centuries earlier, the Turks
has extracted “a thousand slaves.”
Today, NATO Italy’s head of state (without outrage or action from
Italy’s Vatican pope) — having issued strict orders to stop migrants from
docking at Italy’s port — wants no part of migrants at sea.
Oppression and war making against people who have been rendered helpless
is “presidential,” “fashionable,” easier
to execute by nuclear-arsenaled, arms-selling states that it is to care, to rescue
and to make community. NATO is a relic of the Cold War and a U.S. maintained
war-making machine.
s of 2019 the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization (NATO) was sporting 29 member states (including the 1949
original 12 founding member states), a tiny percentage of global states
compared with the nearly 200 Member States of the United Nations general
Assembly and the long and varied history of their representation.
Albania (2009)
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Belgium (1949)
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Bulgaria (2004)
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Canada (1949)
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Croatia (2009)
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Czech Republic (1999)
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Denmark (1949)
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Estonia (2004)
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France (1949)
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Germany (1955)
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Greece (1952)
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Hungary (1999)
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Iceland (1949)
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Italy (1949)
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Latvia (2004)
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Lithuania (2004)
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Luxembourg (1949)
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Montenegro (2017)
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Netherlands, The (1949)
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Norway (1949)
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Poland (1999)
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Portugal (1949)
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Romania (2004)
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Slovakia (2004)
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Slovenia (2004)
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Spain (1982)
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Turkey (1952)
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United Kingdom (1949)
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United States (1949)
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With nearly 200 to under 30, I firmly believe that caring is far easier than aggression.
Sources
United Nations
UN Member States https://www.un.org/en/sections/about-un/overview/index.html
Member States ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVYZ
https://www.un.org/en/member-states/index.html
News
Reuters “Italy’s Salvini dismisses fears for health of stranded
migrants” Guglielmo Mangiapane: “LAMPEDUSA,
Italy (Reuters) - A charity rescue ship carrying 134 migrants, mostly Africans,
was stranded off the coast of Italy on Friday as a political battle in Rome
stopped it from docking and even the medical conditions of those on board were
disputed.” August 16, 2019
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-europe-migrants/italys-salvini-dismisses-fears-for-health-of-stranded-migrants-idUSKCN1V60K2
DW “Spain invites stranded migrants to disembark in Algeciras” August
18, 2019
https://www.dw.com/en/spain-invites-stranded-migrants-to-disembark-in-algeciras/a-50069749
Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Member_states_of_the_United_Nations
Britannica: Lampedusa
NATO https://www.nato.int/cps/en/natohq/topics_52044.htm
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