Topic: Rwanda

The discussion critiques the use of the term "compound" by mass media to dehumanize the homes of government dissenters. Visual evidence from the Village Voice is presented, allegedly showing Belgian UN peacekeepers in Somalia forcing a child to eat vomit and salt water. Further claims are made regarding UN complicity in the Rwandan genocide, suggesting international forces facilitated killings rather than preventing them.

The segment details the beating death of Somali teenager Shadidi Aron by members of an elite Canadian paratrooper regiment. It further explores allegations that Belgian UN troops in Rwanda intentionally abandoned Tutsi refugees in a fortified compound, allowing the presidential guard to massacre them minutes later. The speaker argues these incidents prove the UN is an instrument of enslavement.

The appointment of Richard Holbrooke as UN representative is criticized alongside allegations of UN complicity in the Rwandan genocide and child abuse scandals in Belgium. Representative Ron Paul is defended for being the lone vote against a telemarketing fraud bill, arguing that the legislation unconstitutionally expanded the Justice Department's wiretapping powers. Jones also mentions historical US involvement in selling chemical weapons to Saddam Hussein.

A caller asks the hosts to address allegations made by producer Sue Cole regarding the show's ties to white supremacist groups. The hosts vehemently deny the claims, challenging the accuser to provide proof and discussing the potential for defamation lawsuits while citing their history of protesting the KKK.

The segment reviews the history of UN Secretaries-General, highlighting Kurt Waldheim's past as a Nazi Waffen SS officer. Current leadership is also criticized, with claims that Kofi Annan oversaw atrocities in Rwanda before receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. The hosts argue that the UN intentionally places criminals in high-ranking positions to facilitate "the big lie."