Comment Re:Up to them (Score 1) 1319
Or up - depending on one's objection to the theory.
Or up - depending on one's objection to the theory.
huh, say it again
Same here. Only three things in our house are not automatically updated. GF's watch, the stove clock, and a mantelpiece clock that is set to GMT.
1 TV - should be automatic, but have the clock on manual because auto mode sets it to Newfoundland time intermittently
Not a problem! You get the news 30 minutes ahead of everyone else.
UNESCO in the past has been political too. US pulled out of UNESCO for a long time after a certain media report seemed to criticize freedom of the press;
That seems to be political posturing by the US, not UNESCO.
Whether these criticisms are fair or not, UNESCO isn't keeping itself above the political fray and being a purely cultural and educational institution.
I think you're having a go at individual states rather than UNESCO. Without citations of specific UNESCO interference in international politics, your accusation is without merit.
That seems rather woolly, especially as the US has yet to ratify the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties.
UNESCO says you are wrong
If a culture is preserving, let the locals do it, because said culture belongs to THEM.
Rather like the Palestinian land belongs to the Palestinians? Explain the US law referred to in TFA
I don't think China will care one iota about a possible chance to increase their funding for UN projects knowing full well the UN is merely a symbolic body that nobody takes seriously.
Keeping Taiwan off the international agendas and as a permanent member of the Security Council, I think China takes their UN membership very seriously.
Perhaps if someone doesn't order the fries, you should enquire as to whether they would like some?
Is that a flowery way of saying "Oops, you're right"?
Is it illegal to own this book in your country?
By "the country" I assume you mean the US, because TFA refers to the UK/Britain/England&Wales.
Plenty of military bases in and around London
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