As I pointed out in the post above, this entire argument is meaningless since there is no American course of action that would ever have been acceptable to the U.N. that would now require troops, money, and the rest.
To simplify:
U.N. approval = no war
War = no U.N. approval (what happened)
There is no action Bush or Blair could have taken that would have resulted in:
U.N. approval > war > U.N. assistance with war.
So what's the point? No matter what we could have done before, or can do now, the United States and its allies are stuck with the job and we might as well deal with it.
BTW, would love to know how "additional voices" deter terrorists. Are they like, really squeaky and annoying ones?
Current Events » in reply to All right, knucklehead
Meaningless arguments
The whole thread (41 posts)
- Bush U.N. speech persuades few
- Meanwhile: Baghdad Blasts Undermine Bush Bid for Iraq Backing
- Bush refuses to kiss U.N. ass
- Why did he address the UN, then?
- can't answer a simple question can you?
- re: Why did he address the UN, then?
- Perhaps you are asking the wrong question
- re: No
- Why did he address the UN, then?
- Bush’s U.N. fiasco
