In 1946 Rockeffeler donated the land the current UN building stands on after he vetoed them establishing it in one of his estates. Prior to this offer the UN delegates had being very pleased with the Navy Island offer and it was a front runner until he gave up the land in New York.
So what if, instead of the UN building being built in a U.S city, it was built on Navy island and made a special zone betwen the US-Canadian border (as it was going to be planned)?
How would this affect the United Nations as a whole, and the US in the long term (note: when the building was first proposed after the UNs inception, the Uk, France, the Netherlands and several other countries voted to not have the UN hq. within US borders)
So what if, instead of the UN building being built in a U.S city, it was built on Navy island and made a special zone betwen the US-Canadian border (as it was going to be planned)?
How would this affect the United Nations as a whole, and the US in the long term (note: when the building was first proposed after the UNs inception, the Uk, France, the Netherlands and several other countries voted to not have the UN hq. within US borders)