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LEAVE THE U.N.

Ron Silver on Fox:

HANNITY: But one of the things that really bothered me, the things I have been hearing here tonight, beyond this notion, Ron Silver, that we're going to bow at the altar of the United Nations and gather their blessing and approval to do what's in our best national security interest, you heard on this program here tonight that we went into this effort to control the oil, which is not true. And that we're not viewed as a liberating force, and all of our reporters have said quite the controversy. There have been open arms and flowers and happiness among the Iraqi people. That's what bothers me. The people that were wrong about going in, now they're wrong and lying about these things.

SILVER: It's also useful, I think, to think of the U.N. as an institution in terms of what it really is. They're a group of sovereign nations with their own national interests there. So there's no (UNINTELLIGIBLE) the U.N. as an institution. You're talking about Russia protecting its interests, France protecting its interests, whether it's oil, whether it's whatever it is that they're trying to protect. Now, if you want to talk about the U.N., the last four and a half years the Congo has been having a civil war; 3.5 million people have been butchered, massacred, slaughtered. There's about three million people with HIV. There's a token U.N. force. It doesn't come up in the Security Council. It's not in the general -- in the Sudan, two million animists and Christians have been slaughtered by Muslims in the last several decades -- in the last five years. It doesn't come up at the U.N. Why do we look to the U.N. for -- to do the right thing?


Yup. Silver is one actor who knows his facts. The UN is worse than useless. Time to toss it overboard.

(thanks to Hanks)
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Posted by B. Preston on May 2, 2003 11:43 AM
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this is a truth that all Americans need to understand. The Red Light District, the Useless Nations, call it what you want, but I want out.

We, the people, want out.

I cant see any easy solution here. One thing we could do is pull out, but that means giving up our current influence in the UN. The saying “Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer” may apply here. I think the US, assuming they can, should railroad the UN into extinction and replace it with a “Coalition of the Willing” organization that is truly emblematic of democracy. No monarchies or governments of which democracy is an absolute farce (like Arafat’s PLA) should be allowed as a member. In addition, veto power should not be a stumbling block to a democratic process. (e.g. resolutions shouldn’t fail because one or two insignificant crybaby nations like France want to preserve their oil contracts and for obsolete reasons have veto power)

As a superpower, the United States should have the most power and influence in this new organization. With a moral compass, despite our shortcomings that still surpasses the muddled moral clarity of every other nation on Earth (with the exception of England and Australia, up yours Canada), and a military that gives us the power to enforce international law, Our status in such a global organization should be unequaled. Name one other country on Earth that would have taken the initiative to liberate raq? Even though that was not the reason we went in, Iraq has reminded us of the power we have to liberate nations from oppressive regimes. We have done this time and time again, not merely out of th goodness of our heart, but by removing regimes that are a threat to us, it bolsters our security by leaving in place a more benevolent government that trades rather than makes war with us. So everybody in a way wins.

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