It wouldn’t be surprising if the Taliban are welcomed with open arms
Assembling in New York on September 22 will be a gathering of like-minded, small-minded and, might one add, evil-minded delegates for another hate-fest called the Durban IV conference onNo doubt, despite the ANC’s financial woes — not able to pay staff salaries, PAYE or UIF — it will be able to “source” funding to attend this conference.
Don’t discount the UN electing the Taliban to the UN Women’s Rights Council. And don’t be surprised if SA’s foreign minister, herself a woman, supports such an appointment. After all, the ANC has declined to accept any Afghan fleeing the wrath of the Taliban.
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