I hope your friends are more trustworthy than France is to the
US. Otherwise, you will have to watch your back all the time.
As
--- Ed Leafe <ed .at. leafe D.OT com> wrote:
> On Monday, March 31, 2003, at 10:26 AM, Iames Pizzoli wrote:
>
> > But from your (and others' words) I wonder if you simply
> don't allow
> > that every country in UN Permanent Counsil has the right to
> exercise
> > that
> > vote. Are you saying that France (or Russia, or China) are
> not allowed
> > to
> > veto, if this hurts USA interests? And these countries have
> to have
> > their
> > products boycotted? Tell me I understood wrongly your
> reasoning,
> > please!
> > BTW, I guess you know that USA have VERY liberally exercited
> that
> > right,
> > mainly to protect Israel.
>
> Anyone is free to exercise their vote, as long as it reflects
> the
> interests of the USA. And the USA will invoke international law
> when it
> is in their interest, and claim that it doesn't apply to them
> when it
> isn't.
>
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