| amdaily |
05-04-2005 05:49 PM |
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Originally Posted by Arles
Here's the main problem with everything going on:
http://www.boston.com/news/world/afr...193541?mode=PF
The UN had it's chance (with the US sticking its neck out to get ball rolling), but it passed the buck by not even admitting genocide is occuring in the Sudan. Heck, if the US went in militarily, there's a good chance the UN would want to bring the US into international court on charges. Until this body gets its head out of its ass, there's really not much the US can do.
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This is one reason why I can't fathom why anyone would not support the Bolton nomination. Yes, he's a hothead. Yes, he's reluctant to back down on many issues. And yes, that is exactly the type of person that needs to representing the U.S. at the U.N. at this particular time.
Just last week Zimbabwe was elected to the human rights commission. Zimbabwe! There is corruption at the highest levels and they refuse to acknowledge any problems facing the world. Bolton really is one of the very few individuals that could affect needed change, but apparently hurting Bush comes first to Democrats and RINO’s, not strengthening America or making the world a better and safer place. |
