The United States voluntarily gives up yet another piece of soft power.
Coming up next: The United States wonders why it doesn't have allies anymore and why the rest of the world starts working around them.
The United States withdraws from UNESCO
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#12"effective at the end of 2026"
as per the UNESCO wiki
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#15Another tantrum thrown because the world refuses to align with their twisted view. Shocking to thing we're only ~1/8th through this term.
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#16What are UNESCO's "divisive cultural and social causes"?
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#18the wording of that page is so blatantly propaganda that it's embarrassing to read. It's pathetic.
I find myself wondering if the people writing like this actually speak like that and how aware they are of how it sounds to a non-cultist. The spokesperson is a political scientist, the fact that they must know better just makes it worse.
> The spokesperson is a political scientist, the fact that they must know better just makes it worse.
Are you implying that just because your profession is A you must know B?
There are tons of people that do things for a living and know nothing about it, and purposefully avoid all initiatives to seek the truth.
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By all means, let's throw the baby out as well then.
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Guess someone doesn't like you posting excerpts from a WSJ article.