League of Democracies and Iraq
June 11th, 2008
Interesting snippet from Hoover fellow Tod Lindberg, speculating that a League of Democracies institution, as promoted by John McCain, may have been more effective at enforcing the original sanctions on Iraq. Presumably without China, Russia, and other like-minded typically undemocratic nations playing blockage on the sanctions enforcement agenda, Saddam may have been brought to account through peaceful means.
I would further speculate that if the sanctions against Saddam had been effectively enforced, the need for the Iraq War would have dissipated in favour of more limited military action.
See also:
- A proposal for Turkish sanctions – UPDATE (June 5th, 2010)
- Amazing! ABC provides a balanced story on the Gaza blockade (June 5th, 2010)
- Turkey, the real Gaza culprit (June 4th, 2010)
- Forget ‘Pacific Solution’. Get ready for ‘Hugo Solution’. (June 3rd, 2010)
- Guess what? Turkish-Gaza ‘aid’ ships full of Muslim Brotherhood (June 3rd, 2010)





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