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:: Monday, October 13, 2003 ::
Ouch!OpinionJournal - Featured ArticleThe apparent failure of the U.S. push for another U.N. resolution on Iraq is at least a clarifying moment. A body incapable of agreeing to endorse even post facto reconstruction could certainly never have been expected to enforce its Iraq resolutions in the first place. So much for the argument that a kinder, gentler approach by the Bush Administration would have won U.N. support.
Equally illuminating, U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan has made it clear that he's now more interested in defeating President Bush than he ever was in toppling Saddam Hussein. Mr. Annan knows that Mr. Bush's policy of anti-terror prevention poses a serious challenge to what he claims is the 'unique legitimacy' of the collection of despots he leads--indeed, to the legitimacy of the unaccountable Secretary General himself.
:: Mark 11:35 AM [+] ::
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