Act now to stop this commie feminist running for UN Secretary General

THE present UN Secretary General, the elderly Spanish communist António Guterres, is bad enough, but his touted replacement Michelle Bachelet is something else, says Rocio D’Angelo of CitizenGo.org.

By ROCIO D’ANGELO

THE race to choose the next United Nations Secretary-General is underway. And the frontrunner, Michelle Bachelet, is a radical feminist who could become the most powerful unelected official on earth. She is not a neutral candidate.

For decades, Bachelet has actively promoted abortion as an international right, gender ideology as a global standard, and Agenda 2030 as a blueprint for restructuring how nations govern themselves. 

Her vision is a world where unelected international bodies, not your elected representatives, set the rules to:

• Control what your children are taught in school about gender and family
• Silence doctors who tell the truth about gender, and life beginning at conception
• Override laws protecting the unborn by labeling them as “human rights violations”
• Dictate family policies that should be decided by you and your elected representatives

That is already happening. Under Bachelet, it would get worse, much worse. But her record reveals something even more troubling than her agenda.

When authoritarian communist regimes committed documented human rights abuses in Venezuela, in Nicaragua, in Cuba, she had the platform, the authority, and the global reach to act.

Extrajudicial killings. Political persecution. Dissidents jailed. Opposition silenced. All of it documented. All of it undeniable, but she chose silence and looked away.

If she won’t stand up to dictators when it’s literally her job, what makes anyone think she’ll stand up for your family when the pressure comes?

The UN Secretary-General controls billions in funding, thousands of staff, and the global machinery that pressures governments, rewrites school curricula, and conditions international aid on ideological compliance. For years, that machine has been used against families like yours. Bachelet wouldn’t change that direction.

She would accelerate it beyond anything we have seen.

She has spent her entire career building that machine from the inside, at the highest levels of the UN itself. Now they want to hand her the keys. But here is the crucial fact:

The permanent members of the UN Security Council, the United States, the United Kingdom, and France, each hold the power of veto. If even one of them acts, Bachelet’s nomination can be stopped. If they stay silent, they are allowing it.

There is one more detail that speaks for itself. Chile’s new pro-life government, led by President José Antonio Kast, withdrew its support for her candidacy, calling it “non-viable.”

She doesn’t even have backing from her own country. And she could still end up leading the UN, which is why your signature matters today. Not tomorrow, today.

Sign now and demand that the Australian government urgently pressure the UN Security Council, permanent members, to use their veto and block Michelle Bachelet’s radical globalist candidacy.

One veto is all it takes. Make sure your voice is heard.