Lessons
from Iraq
Lessons
from Iraq
The
UN has profound problems,
but
it can and must be reformed and saved
Even Kofi Annan admits that the UN body set up to maintain the peace and security of the world, the Security Council, lacks credibility. It cannot function effectively because, in spite of the noble efforts of many members its work is viewed around the world with sadness, or even contempt, anger or hostility.
This
pamphlet examines the astonishing failures of the UN Security Council in its dealings with
Iraq and suggests reforms and remedies which may enable the Security Council to gain
respect and fulfil its mission. Crimes against Iraq cannot be ignored and rogue members of
the UN must be brought into line with UN
principles.
There
are tasks which both the UN itself and ordinary citizens everywhere can carry out in order
to return the United Nations to its founding principles and help to ensure the survival
and well-being of the human race.
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