“THE UN IS A CRIMINAL CARTEL”
Former President Donald Trump has launched a severe criticism against the United Nations, labeling the international organization a “criminal cartel.” He asserted that the UN has fundamentally betrayed its original purpose and mission.
Trump specifically claimed that the body is intended to prevent military invasions between nations. Instead, he accused it of actively facilitating what he described as invasions of a different kind through migration.
He pointed to UN-run programs, arguing that they assist and encourage migration across borders. To support his claim, he cited a figure of 25 million such border movements over a recent four-year period.
For his political supporters, these statements serve as a stark warning. They believe the UN has been transformed from a protector of national sovereignty into a weapon used to dilute borders and erase unique national identities.
On social media platforms, hashtags like #UNCartel and #GlobalistInvasion gained traction, reflecting the supporters’ alignment with Trump’s position. This created a significant online echo chamber for the accusations.
However, critics and opponents strongly pushed back against Trump’s characterization. They argue that his claims misrepresent the essential humanitarian work performed by UN agencies, such as delivering aid to crisis zones.
The incident has reignited a longstanding debate about the UN’s global function. The core question remains whether it is an essential force for peace or, as Trump alleges, an entity that undermines the sovereignty of independent nations.
