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Joshua Korosi said:
Ah, the crux of the matter. You want the UN to be an organization with more "bite", or power to enforce its own resolutions.
Let's play an hypothetical game. Pretend that the UN General Assembly has passed a resolution that small firearms (pistols and sawed-off shot guns, for instance), with the exception of those owned by militaries and police forces, are banned from all member states, and any such weapons as exist must be destroyed. Should the UN be able to force the President - and through him, the People - of the United States to disarm? If the United States refuses, would military action be justified to enforce the UN resolution?
The UN formed to create peace. All the UN needs is a secretary general that has the balls to tell a country that was ordered by the UN 56 times over 12 years to disarm or face war.
Annan couldn't get the job done. Marxist appeasement.
JK