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| Powell Says U.N Must Act Now on Iran Weapons |
| 2004-09-02 |
| Posted by:UFO |
| #4 What are the futures on the UN acting on this? on Sudan? on anything? |
| Posted by: Anonymous6296 2004-09-02 6:25:07 PM |
| #3 "We think there's enough now to do it, but I obviously have to hear what others have to say," he said. We did the right thing countering Iraq's criminal deceit with action, then we backed off under criticism from our UN "partners" and the international community's textbook tantrums. Somewhere along the way, someone accepted guilt instead of pride for our decisive action, and now we've surrendered to the UN "wait-and-see" way. If we don't keep the pressure on Iran, the "wait-and-see" way will turn into "it's too late to change it" grief. Ask Darfur. Last night, did anyone hear the crowd roar its disapproval at the UN? Think it'll end there? |
| Posted by: jules 187 2004-09-02 2:11:30 PM |
| #2 It's too late for Iran to get reasonable, we would never believe them. ---------------------------------- Fair? In a GUNFIGHT?? "Andrew Jackson took part in many duels, mostly because of aspersions on his wife’s character. One such adversary aimed away from Jackson who stood unscathed." (Awwwww. How NOBLE of him, huh?) "Calmly, Jackson aimed his pistol and shot the man through the heart." (Oops. So much for nobility...) |
| Posted by: mojo 2004-09-02 1:56:43 PM |
| #1 UN : You must act, 'cause if you don't . . . |
| Posted by: BigEd 2004-09-02 1:14:54 AM |