The Preservation of Peace

Of course, the main task of the international community is to maintain peace. The need for means to promote this is the main motivation behind the foundation of the United Nations. However, whether the United Nations can fulfill this role depends greatly on cooperation among the great powers; a crucial fact in recent history is that World War II allies have failed to maintain cooperation . Significant progress will be the common interest of the United States and the Soviet Union in recognizing the strengthening of the UN peacekeeping capabilities.

On October 23, before the heads of states and government leaders gathered at the United Nations, I told the Soviet Union "to put our relationships based on the desires of human beings", and to "practice" with us We asked for development and will be able to decisively act to maintain peace. "

Even if the United Nations peacekeeping operations can not be completed in the world, it will surely be improved. Peacekeeping in the past has mainly relied on improvisation. There is no general understanding of how to guide or encourage these behaviors. One of the consequences is that some countries have refused to pay their shares and the United Nations has already experienced a huge budget deficit.

We believe that a great deal of effort should be made to reach agreement on reliable basic rules for peacekeeping operations. Discussion will discuss this issue directly with the Soviet Union and the United Nations Special Committee. An important issue is the degree of freedom the Secretary General will have in carrying out his daily activities if the Security Council ordered it. Under the broad political supervision of the Security Council, we believe that he needs to have sufficient authority to manage peacekeeping operations. Although these problems are difficult, the discussion continues.

In his conclusion, Powell stated, "We wrote 1441 not to wage, we wrote 1441 and tried to maintain peace." The UN resolution is "to maintain peace" is. It certainly is not true to replace war. Instead, the Bush administration plans to use a resolution as the first step of the war. Finally, the rule of "even number" is applied. "Even though everything Powell said is true there is not enough evidence to prove war there is no evidence that Iraq constitutes an imminent threat and there is no evidence that containment does not work.

We live in times when moral decline becomes evident in every aspect of our lives. Society no longer wishes to maintain life through peace, but we want to maintain peace by destroying our lives. At such a dangerous moment the truth needs the great people who are afraid that they can only resist the tyranny of those who "civilize". Through faith and action, Mahatma Gandhi proved to be not only a noble philosopher, but also an influential advocate of human rights. On October 2, 1869, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was born on a small peninsula called Kathiawad in the northwestern part of India, and began learning how to change his thoughts of people forever. It is here that Gandhi was taught the complex traditions and institutions of Indian people. As part of the Vaisha (trade and business) in the Indian caste system, Gandhi was able to learn the virtue of love and integrity from his father and grandfather.