UN peacekeepers "accidentally" introduce cholera into Haiti after 2010 earthquake. Tens of thousands died, hundreds of thousands caught disease. Supreme Court to hear case to strip U.N. "immunity." https://www.wnd.com/2019/09/un-immunity-finished-supreme-court-mulls-groundbreaking-case/ "Nepalese peacekeepers sent to Haiti under the aegis of the United Nations after the devastating 2010 earthquake in that country. The peacekeepers ended up introducing cholera to the country."  "The disease spread when waste from the peacekeepers' headquarters leaked into the local river."  "Tens of thousands of Haitians died from cholera in the aftermath of the 2010 earthquake and hundreds of thousands caught the disease." However, the plaintiffs in the suit against the U.N. say that not a dollar of the funds (set up to help victims) reached the victims. This case is going before the Supreme Court to (try) and strip the U.N. of immunity.   How exactly do you "accidentally" introduce cholera into the local river?  Wouldn't "peacekeepers" have a thorough health check before leaving for Haiti?  Wouldn't U.N. "peacekeepers" be trained to spot (their own) cholera symptoms?  Wouldn't they have antibiotics on hand for various infections?  There are vaccines for cholera; U.N. "peacekeepers" didn't get vaccinated before going to Haiti?  Wouldn't they know proper protocol for infected waste disposal?  Was the cholera infected U.N. "peacekeeper" shipped out of Haiti to a hospital for treatment as soon as symptoms appeared...so as not to infect others?   Accidentally?  Or was it really about orphans? These people (UN) are evil.