Joseph,
The very act of entering this relationship constituted support for the principles of the UN Charter. This is an established fact seen in information from Hoeffel and other UN sources.
Your argument is analogous to a man pulling out a gun in a bank and stuffing an empty sack in front of the bank teller. If she stuffs it full of money and he leaves the bank, tell me, did he rob the bank or not? He never actually said the words. Is he guilty of robbing the bank? Of course. He is guilty because of his actions, not his words. In the same way, the WTS is "guilty" of supporting the UN. They entered a relationship whereby it was well understood that they would support the UN, and they lived up to the act of supporting the UN as has already been shown.
You still have not answered my questions. I challenged your assertion that "these articles are not propaganda for the UN; they're propaganda for the Watchtower". I asked how it is that advertising UN International years constitutes Watchtower propaganda as opposed to UN propaganda:
: http://www.geocities.com/wts_lies/observances.htm
Also, if the wts was not printing UN propaganda, why then does one of their articles appear on the UN website as a "commemoration of the signing of the UDHR and the role of Eleanor Roosevelt"?
: http://www.unhchr.ch/udhr/materials/articles.htm
Or do you concede that the wts was printing at least some UN propaganda? Of course, this is an act of support, agreed?
It sounds like you agree that at least the United Nations expected the wts to live up to their commitment to support the UN. So why then, if the wts was not supporting the UN as you posit, did the UN not terminate the wts' association? It would appear the UN found the level of support acceptable.
I'd appreciate you answering my questions. Did the wts print some UN propaganda in their magazines? (Follow the links above.)
TS,
Did the Watchtower Society "support" the scarlet beast of Revelation?
: http://www.geocities.com/watchtowersociety/beast.htm