August 10, 2007
Iraq's Troubles Are Finally Over!
Why? Because the United Nations will be undertaking a much larger role there. Read on:
UNITED NATIONS - The Security Council voted Friday to expand the United Nations' role in Iraq in a move aimed at promoting talks among ethnic and religious rivals and winning support from the country's neighbors.
The resolution, approved unanimously, authorizes the U.N., at the request of the Iraqi government, to promote political talks among Iraqis and a regional dialogue on issues including border security, energy and refugees.
Okay boys, pack it up. We're not needed anymore. The U.N. has everything under control. I mean, they did such a bang-up job in Bosnia, Somalia, and IRAQ, right?
Anyone with three brain cells knows this already, but I'll write it anyway: the U.N.'s next successful mission will be its first.
Wyatt Earp
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Watch out, they passed a resolution. Al Queda in Mesopotamia must be quaking in their boots.
Posted by: The Man at August 10, 2007 12:16 PMAfter they spread magic fairy dust over Iraq, maybe they can have a sensical talk with North Korea. Pigs have wings and hell needs a snow plow, right?
Posted by: RT at August 10, 2007 12:26 PMThe UN has less than zero credibility. I don't understand why we belong to that morally bankrupt and inept organization. They should be disbanded.
Posted by: Reverse_Vampyr at August 10, 2007 04:04 PMI got a million dollars that says rapes, child molestation, and larceny go through the roof once the UN has people on the ground. Who's in?
Posted by: Two Dogs at August 10, 2007 05:03 PMTwo Dogs - you made me laugh very hard today - thanks!
I want part of that bet! but you have to add coercion and blackmail of or by officials.
The Man - Yeah, I'll bet they're pulling up their tents and hustling back into Iran. /snark
RT - Maybe then they can cure Somalia's ills, too.
Reverse_Vampyr - Disbanded, decimated, destroyed, whatever works.
Two Dogs - No takers!
Judy - Agreed. We'll add those charges, too.
Posted by: Wyatt Earp at August 12, 2007 04:20 PM