So for the first time in a generation the UN flag in front of the People's Republic of Amherst Town Hall is missing. I have an inquiry out, but it is after all late afternoon Friday so I will probably not get an immediate response.
Did someone in Amherst finally notice the corruption at the UN?
You mean to tell me that these flags that express high ideals of justice and peace and freedom and human dignity can also represent flawed countries and institutions that are actually "works in progress" toward those ideals?
So for the first time in a generation the UN flag in front of the People's Republic of Amherst Town Hall is missing. I have an inquiry out, but it is after all late afternoon Friday so I will probably not get an immediate response.
Hard. Hitting. News.
ReplyDeleteIf only the Crusty Gazette would follow this type of story. Thanks for keeping us nitwits in the know about whats really important.
Seems to keep you coming back.
ReplyDeleteSomeone should fly a pair of Shaffer's pants from the pole.
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ReplyDeleteDid someone in Amherst finally notice the corruption at the UN?
ReplyDeleteYou mean to tell me that these flags that express high ideals of justice and peace and freedom and human dignity can also represent flawed countries and institutions that are actually "works in progress" toward those ideals?
Who knew?
Does that mean that we shouldn't fly these flags?
We could always replace it with a State flag.
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ReplyDeleteHello Den Haag, Zuid-Holland.
ReplyDeleteisn't it U.N. day next week ....i think the 22nd????
ReplyDelete"Did someone in Amherst finally notice the corruption at the UN?"
ReplyDeleteAmherst celebrates corruption.