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WTF!

This is outrageous! What kind of peacekeeping troops are these? Instead of keeping the peace I bet they are causing more trouble! How can one keep the peace and get away with crimes like rape? I don't know why the big countries turn a blind eye to this. It's just plain wrong. This just proves further to me how useless the UN has become. It can't get the Taiwan issue straight, and it can't even keep itself clean. One would think that at the least if the organization didn't have much power, they'd at least stick to honor and higher ideals. This just shows that underneath all the brouhaha, it's really crap.

Here's a great site. I love this guy's work. He just chooses some great colours to mix together, and the subject matter is often quite entertaining...sometimes it can be downright morbid though.

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