It would seem that the Diplomad has applied a vulcan nerve pinch which for some reason is only affecting some of the populace:

We seem, in particular, to have struck a lefty nerve with our series of articles on the UN "response" to the horrendous December 26 Asian quake and tsunami. They accuse us of ignoring what the UN has done for the victims; of trying to smear the UN; of, of . . . well, you got it.

But we have one big advantage over them: you see, we've been there, we've been to those places where people die and suffer. We've seen the devastation and the bloated bodies. Our lefty critics have not. We've seen Australians and Americans saving lives and easing suffering. Our lefty critics have not. We've actually been working to save lives; the lefty critics have not.

The UNocrats know that young Aussies and Yanks have shown them up as the fakes the UNocrats are. That makes them furious; it makes them lash out at us and our friends. They call us names ("stingy"); sniff about our alleged mistakes ("you fed some people twice"); and complain that we won't take their instruction ("you should wear blue vests.") When all else fails, they try to take credit for what Australian and American taxpayers and their military and diplomatic services have done -- yes, indeed, a word of praise for the State Department, which responded superbly.

Read it and weep.

(Hat-tip to Citizen Smash)