Blair plays down the UN's role in rebuilding Iraq

The Daily Telegraph ^ | March 27, 2003 | George Jones, Ben Brogan and Toby Harnden

[MadIvan]

Good then I will post it as a seperate thread like I should of done last Sunday to alert freepers of the UN problem we have with Blair.

You will have a slight problem as that is old news, this is the latest. But if you want to make yourself look silly, go right ahead.

Ivan

[rwfromkansas]

If they want to hand out food, let them. They are not smart enough to focus on two things at once, so when we let them do that, the U.N. folks should shut up and let us get on with the real important stuff.

[rwfromkansas]

no kidding.....the war support over there is higher than here in America!

Got to love the Japanese.

See, now we just nuke all our enemies and they will become instant friends. j/k

[AMNZ]

If I didn't know better, I might suggest that the French could clean the latreens. Never mind.

[agincourt1415]

NO SOUP for the UN, LOL~

[agincourt1415]

Right ON!

[PhilDragoo]

A politically clever move might be to avoid the UN entirely, but get the leading nations of the Coalition to run it - probably a far more international administration than the UN ever would be. Have Australian, British, American, Spanish, Polish and Danish administrators in the lead.

No France. No Germany. No Kofi. No problem.

[agincourt1415]

The coalition is going to run Iraq and if we take Saddam alive, I can see the Tribunal, with a American, British, and Spainish Judge.

The Trial we last one week, LOL.

[tinamina]

I'm for Iraq getting put back together with the Coalition of the Willing, not the Coalition of the Obstructionists. What if it comes to light that France, Germany, Russia and China had much more than an obstructionist role but rather helped Saddam, hoping for our utter defeat? We can't let them have any role in undermining us in the Middle East any further than they are already. The Coalition of the Ostructionists has no interest in helping us remain the world's remaining superpower.

[lainde]

Hear hear!