Un resolutions not worth the paper? Yeah...I would tend to agree with that.
It's why we (U.S.) acted with a coalition of nations willing to fight along side of us...and not with the full sanction of the U.N. eventhough, the UN resolutions allowed for "dire" consequences.
The dumbocrats think we have acted unilaterally, at least that's what Kerry barked pre-election...he has a funny definition of "unilateral". We have good allies, and good ones are all we need.
Sadly, U.N. officals only understand "dire"...in terms of their own corruption. Darfur, child sexual assualt, oil for food...comes to mind.
Which goes to show that our actions did not reflect a disparaging attitude towards UN resolutions. The position of the Administration all along has been that we've been acting in compliance with them, and in enforcement of them. That to me is the most unfortunate aspect of all this. It ends up strengthening the UN. Liberals now have the ability to say, "You enforced that resolution, now how about enforcing this one. And this, and this..."