rob

Really?

"His work there is left unfinished, but, please God, we shall complete it,"
the Secretary-General said at the funeral of the 55-year old diplomat, who
was murdered along with over 20 others when a massive truck bomb exploded on
Tuesday outside the UN's heaquarters at the C**** Hotel in Baghdad.

And also:

The Secretary-General adamantly denounced the atrocious tactics of the
terrorists who had deliberately targeted the UN

And:

Secretary-General Kofi Annan continued his push today for increased security
for United Nations operations in Iraq.

And:

The Secretary-General has repeatedly made clear his determination to
continue the UN missions in Iraq.

And:


"We are assessing the situation and are going to make a judgment what
additional requirements in terms of security and others that we will need
and I will demand that of the Council," he said before starting emergency
consultations with the 15-member body.

And:

Following the Secretary-General's meeting with the representatives from
Cuba, Malaysia and South Africa, the Non-Aligned Movement issued a statement
strongly condemning the attack, demanding that the UN and its missions not
be made targets for attack and reiterating its support for the
Secretary-General and the world body.

"Despite this attack, the Movement is convinced that the United Nations
should continue to play its role in Iraq through the United Nations
Assistance Mission in Iraq (UNAMI)," the statement said, encouraging the UN
Members States and Mr. Annan "to remain steadfast."

Afterward, the Secretary-General said: "This support, coming from your 116
members, is a source of strength to me personally and to the Organization."
He added that the UN would continue its mission to ensure that an Iraqi
Government is established as soon as possible, by the people and for the
people.

If you need more, just go to the real source for UN policy, the UN web site.


Sounds to me like they are supporting it, more than not supporting it.

acharya

Saddam's regime was also illegal based on hording oil wealth for the Bath
party dictatorship, torturing and terrorizing Iraqi citizens, democide,
waging unnecessary war against neighboring countries, support for terrorists
etc.

UN is made up of many dictatorships. Therefore it cannot guarantee a
pluralistic and democratic Iraq.

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"Acharya" <acharya@hawaii.rr.com> said:


Is that any different from Halliburton hoarding oil wealth for the
Republicon party dictatorship?

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rob

Can you show where they have stolen one drop of oil?

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"Rob" <hoop70@hotmail.com> said:

Halliburton has been stealing U$ taxpayer $$$, under the pretention of
fixing Iraq's oil infrastructure. Ofcourse it is trying to do it, but
only under non-competitive prices it sets, and without accountability.
When that infrastructure would finally be fixed, that is when the oil
would be stolen. Amerika planned to control precisely who the Iraqis
would give out contracts to, and even wanted Iraq to leave OPEC!

I'm not going to go digging up every single article for you, but
luckily there is a website that has already started doing this:

http://www.dyncorp-****s.com/halliburton.htm

Don't just read about Halliburton, read about the entire corporate
cabal that controls Amerika. This is truly the Shadow Government. If
you ever wondered how the U$ army pays $2000 for a toilet seat, now
you will know why.

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