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U.N. Resolution Deemed "Powerfully Vague" |
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by Angie; investigative reporter AKA DAN "Sadistic Spammer" Disinfo
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26 May 2004
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U.N. Resolution Deemed "Powerfully Vague"
NEW YORK - U.N. Security Council members called last week's Iraq resolution "powerfully vague" and said the obliquely worded document sent a "muddy, but, in general, "We are proud to have produced something so completely tepid and undefined," one member said. "The world can relax for a few minutes because peace is maybe possible if parts of this resolution are more or less enforced to some degree." Others disagreed. "Make no mistake. If certain things aren't done, certain other things of an unpleasant nature are bound to happen at some point," concluded U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan. |
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