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Politics : Foreign Affairs Discussion Group
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To: marcos who wrote (112768)8/25/2003 8:09:29 PM
From: TimF  Read Replies (1) of 281500
 
The brits and españoles were absolutely not in favour of their 'leaders' wagging along

Possibly true but as I have already noted not directly relevant to the point in question. If you are just trying to make a new point without discussing the old one that is fine too but it might be best if your intention was more clear.

you'll find in the UK and Spain, just like in the g.w.n. or Liechtenstein, that people prefer the rule of law, in place of rule by imperial Diktat from the back rooms of some foreign capital .... like, duh ... so that is what is 'wrong in being unilateral' - we'll only submit to it as long as you are able to force us, you are uniting the planet against yourselves

You didn't answer the question. "Unilateral", esp by the wide definition you are giving it, does not mean "rule by imperial Diktat". I did not and would not ask "what is wrong with rule by imperial Diktat", I asked what was wrong with unilateral action.

Tim
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