[Calvin Locke]

Tonight, on Britt Hume, somebody on the panel (no Juan, Ceci, Mara) said the too much pressure
will cause a backlash from the majority of the UN that already hates the US.

In other words, being too forceful in doing the right thing will have the opposite effect.

[George Smiley]

too much pressure will cause a backlash from the majority of the UN that already hates the US.

Eff 'em. Like we really care what they think.

[Nephi]

Yes, but I couldn't believe it when I heard Charles Krauthammer say the only solution was to get the US out of the UN and the UN out of the US.

[perfect stranger]

"too much pressure will cause a backlash from the majority of the UN that already hates the US."

Obviously the US is not afraid of the backlash, or Sadaam would still be in power.

[HardStarboard]

>>>too much pressure will cause a backlash from the majority of the UN that already hates the US.<<<

I think that means that they will like us....

ie: hate us now...backlash = like us now....hummmm?

Anyway...lets try it!!

[Prime Choice]

In other words, being too forceful in doing the right thing will have the opposite effect.

Fine. Let's see how "relevant" the U.N. is without the U.S. in it. It'll be nothing more than an international version of the Democrat Party. Nothing to them apart from their hatred of real freedom.

[Carolinamom]

Ref #4.......it was Mort Kondracke that said that.

On another note, Dick Morris once worked as a political advisor in a campaign for Senator Jesse Helms (R-NC).