Does the UN require to review its policies?

• MushyMaro

  20 Mar 03, 12:00

  sometimes i really feel that the UN is no longer an effective governing force.
  
  it has no power against terrorists.
  it has no power to stop conflict
  it is like a bargin table for diplomats fighting for their own interests.
  it is weak
  it need to change
  
  what do u think
• Xicq

  20 Mar 03, 12:03

  Originally posted by MushyMaro:

  sometimes i really feel that the UN is no longer an effective governing force.
  
  it has no power against terrorists.
  it has no power to stop conflict
  it is like a bargin table for diplomats fighting for their own interests.
  it is weak
  it need to change
  
  what do u think

  i have to agree with u but reality check,wat we say here have no effects watsoever on the UN policies,that is of cos if u have the power to alter it.
• the Bear

  20 Mar 03, 12:06

  It lost credibility when they can pass resolution after resolution and no one cares about them.
• eurofighter

  21 Mar 03, 00:03

  It will become another League Of Nations.
• MushyMaro

  21 Mar 03, 08:18

  Maybe they can create a clone army with the DNA of all countries?
  this will create an independant organisation
  no need to depend on countries in the world
  
  less rejection also
  
• Atobe

  22 Mar 03, 01:41

  Originally posted by MushyMaro:

  sometimes i really feel that the UN is no longer an effective governing force.
  
  it has no power against terrorists.
  it has no power to stop conflict
  it is like a bargin table for diplomats fighting for their own interests.
  it is weak
  it need to change
  
  what do u think

  Give the UN or the UN Security Council enough FUNCTIONAL Executive Power and Authority over ALL NATIONS, and with an effective ENFORCEMENT Agency, then the first candidate to redeem the good name of the UN will be our SM.
  
  SM Lee had lamented that the post of the Secretary General is practically IMPOTENT, and so is that of the UN.
  
  Recent events in which the French Government is prepared to veto any resolutions that include the use of Force to disarm Iraq, is a clear indication how any one nation can put a spanner into the smooth gear mesh of the United Nations.