Of Course The Un Brings In A

In Rwanda That Genocide Happened Because The International Community And The Security Council Refused To Give, Again, Another 5000 Troops Which Would Have Cost, I Don't Know, Maybe Fifty, A Hundred, Million Dollars.

There Is A Story Which Is Not Being Told Strongly Enough Of The Afghan Employees Of The Un Inside The Country Who Are Saving Hundreds Of Thousands Of Lives Everyday By Their Bravery And Nobody Talks Of Them.

Somebody Was Asking Me The Other Day - President Bush Is Now Talking About Freedom For The Arab World. I Say, Well, That's Great. I Was Talking About That Fifty Years Ago.

But You Are Absolutely Right That When The International Community Decides To Help In A Meaningful Manner A Country Like Afghanistan, Then Coordination Between The Various Actors That Are Involved In These Processes Is Very, Very Difficult Indeed.

Afghanistan Is A Land-locked Country.