Just say I was a company director and I hired a catering oganisation to take care of my employees.
If the catering staff were useless and many of my employees went down with food poisoning, I would promptly fire the whole bunch, and seek a better catering Organisation.
Why should the U.N be allowed to fail in so many ways and not get their cards.
Admittedly it wouldn't be easy to find a replacement, certainly not without a lot of ground work, but an excuse for an organisation is worse than having no organisation at all.
Frankly I think direct negotiation with the leaders of all the countries would be a great deal more fruitful. Having a corrupt buffer zone (U.N) does nothing but allows people like Saddam to pull the wool over our eyes.
B.T.W laundering of money does go on world wide, but in most of the cases except despots like Saddam, the general population is not in a desparate state.
Drug money being laundered by the mafia is one thing, but holding back much needed money for food and medical supplies is something else altogether.
Hussein's Regime Skimmed Billions From Aid Program
BAGHDAD, Iraq ? In its final years in power, Saddam Hussein's government systematically extracted billions of dollars in kickbacks from companies doing business with Iraq, funneling most of the illicit funds through a network of foreign bank accounts in violation of United Nations sanctions.
Millions of Iraqis were struggling to survive on rations of food and medicine. Yet the government's hidden slush funds were being fed by suppliers and oil traders from around the world who sometimes lugged suitcases full of cash to ministry offices, said Iraqi officials who supervised the skimming operation.
The officials' accounts were enhanced by a trove of internal Iraqi government documents and financial records provided to The New York Times by members of the Iraqi Governing Council. Among the papers was secret correspondence from Mr. Hussein's top lieutenants setting up a formal mechanism to siphon cash from Iraq's business deals, an arrangement that went unnoticed by United Nations monitors.
Under a United Nations program begun in 1997, Iraq was permitted to sell its oil only to buy food and other relief goods. The kickback order went out from Mr. Hussein's inner circle three years later, when limits on the amount of oil sales were lifted and Iraq's oil revenues reached $10 billion a year.
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What I find most amazing, that there are people who are members of Speakeasy who speak out in support of that terrible evil man.

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