Topic: The rape of Timor, hushed.

[TomorrowHERD]

The deployment of Jordanian peacekeepers to East Timor was probably one of the most contentious UN decisions to follow the bloody independence ballot. It was eclipsed only by the cover-up and inaction that followed when the world body learned of their involvement in a series of horrific sex crimes involving children living in the war-battered Oecussi enclave.

Children were not the only victims - in early 2001, two Jordanians were evacuated home with injured penises after attempting sexual intercourse with goats.

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The findings are contained in a secret report by the UN Transitional Administration in East Timor, a copy of which has been obtained by Inquirer. It determines that Jordanian peacekeepers routinely sexually abused young East Timorese boys in return for money and food. Witnesses interviewed by UN investigators also claim Jordanian involvement in several alleged rapes of boys and women.

There was rising apprehension about the new UN protectors - a Jordanian peacekeeping battalion that, like the recently departed Indonesians, was Muslim, a cause of considerable concern within the small, staunchly Christian enclave. Sadly, during the ensuing months, the fears would prove well founded.

  OOOOOOOOOO  Great Idea UN, put muslims in charge of a primarily christian area.  You guys are such friggin idiots.  Remember, the UN is the only organisation that has the "moral authority" to authorize wars and intenational action.   At least that is what the europeans and US leftists would have us believe.   Many of the same things happened in Africa, and Serbia by UN troops.

"As for the quality of the investigation, it was just enough to warrant action being taken but not enough to truly expose the (bleep) and get some sense of justice for crimes committed."

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5744,12655192%255E2703,00.html

   You guys really need to read this article/

ps.  Not covered by US media?