Boko Haram = Beaucoup Haram

2,053 civilians have been killed in Nigeria in the last four months, due to a group known as Boko Haram. The killings continue to this day when a village was attacked outside Abuja. Children, women, and men ---not soldiers -- are being lined up and shot. After being  raped or tortured. And denied their right to life.

For what reason is the terrorist group Boko Haram doing this? For the reason that they are simply members of a different religion.

Human Rights Watch has proposed a detailed report, with the high hopes of getting the UN to condemn them. However, to the shock of most ---since the UN Human Rights Council is very quick to condemn Western countries --- the UN Human Rights Council decided not to condemn Nigeria.

"How many more people need to die before they see a problem?" Said one disgruntled Human Rights Watch employee. Who began to cite, in detail, all the violations and fees the UN charged to the United States and European countries  for a list of violations that could not compare to the amount of civilians killed in Nigeria.

The policy changed when Kofi Annan was made General Secretary of the UN. Annan had a very pro-Africa agenda that he wanted to promote in the UN. This included not elucidating violations that were occuring in African countries or to discriminate against African terrorist organizations. The policies of Annan were also to focus on violations committed by Western countries, embellish them, and make commissions for settling the fees outside of the General Assembly.

"Bashar is not harming anyone. This is nonesense" - Kofi

"Annan messed things up for the world. He modulated the UN to be run more like a crony business than to actually care for the rights of the silent." This of course comes to light the genocide in Rwanda, and the lack of UN support or focus on this area. And, contrarily, the obsessive focus on Yugoslavia. Where the US can be blamed for interference, it was. And where African civilian casualties could be ignored, they were.

This is not the first disaster of Kofi Annan. He was sent to live luxuriously in Five-Star hotels in Damascus to settle a peace agreement between Bachar Al-Assad and the Opposition. Kofi Annan reported that peace was attainable and the UN can be assured that "Assad is doing nothing harmful to his people"

Annan's son was also accused of embezzlement, in a position that Kofi put him into as an act of nepotism