Top UN Judge: Whites owe $131 trillion to Blacks in the Western Hemisphere

Patrick Robinson, a Black man from Jamaica, was president of the UN International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia from 2008 to 2011. He was in charge of the prosecution of Slobodan Milosevic, president of Serbia, during NATO’s two-and-a-half-month bombing campaign against that country.

In 2015, the UN made him a judge on the International Court of Justice [ICJ].

Robinson was a contributing author to a report by the Brattle Group that accuses eleven nations of owing vast amounts of money to Black people in the Western Hemisphere.

The Brattle Report says ten countries collectively owe Blacks who live in the Western Hemisphere $108 trillion for slavery. Of this, $24 trillion would cover “mental pain and anguish.” It further demands that eight countries collectively pay another $22.9 trillion for the “post-enslavement period.”

However, Robinson says the report “underestimates” the amount money supposedly owed to these Blacks. He says he intends to continue pursuing this issue until governments start paying.