2006/08/18
Cair na real (2)
A Flawed Resolution That Resolves Nothing , Srdja Trifkovic is theforeign-affairs editor of "Chronicles: A Magazine of American Culture" and director of The RockfordInstitute's Center for International Affairs.
Speaking at the State Department on Monday, President George W. Bush praised the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1701 on Lebanon as “an important step forward that will help bring an end to the violence.” In an optimistically intoned address he claimed that Hizbollah was defeated because a “robust international force” and the Lebanese Army will “restore the sovereignty of its democratic government all Lebanese territory” and stop Hezbollah from acting as a state within the state.
Mr. Bush is wrong on all counts.
PS: Falar de desarmamento, ou da possibilidade da ONU o fazer (nem a NATO o fez no Kosovo...) é wishfull thinking. Nada de isso se passará, pelo menos sem a vontade da Síria e Irão. Se não fizerem parte da solução vão sempre fazer parte do problema.
Speaking at the State Department on Monday, President George W. Bush praised the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1701 on Lebanon as “an important step forward that will help bring an end to the violence.” In an optimistically intoned address he claimed that Hizbollah was defeated because a “robust international force” and the Lebanese Army will “restore the sovereignty of its democratic government all Lebanese territory” and stop Hezbollah from acting as a state within the state.
Mr. Bush is wrong on all counts.
PS: Falar de desarmamento, ou da possibilidade da ONU o fazer (nem a NATO o fez no Kosovo...) é wishfull thinking. Nada de isso se passará, pelo menos sem a vontade da Síria e Irão. Se não fizerem parte da solução vão sempre fazer parte do problema.
// posted by CN @ 12:39 PM 
