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An Unmitigated Disaster
Martin Hutchinson provides a useful history of the UN, and an explanation of why it was a mistake for the Administration to think that it would help to go there before removing Saddam. I disagree with his headline, though. The disaster was mitigated by the fact that the uselessness of the UN as an institution, at least for collective security, is now abundantly clear.
Posted by Rand Simberg at March 07, 2003 02:32 PM
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I take a contrary position. You may find it worth reading.
The article is entitled U.N. Games.
It's a bit Den Beste-ish, but I think I make my case fairly well.
Posted by Dean Esmay at March 8, 2003 03:45 AM
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