Alan sat up of Naked Kombat. He leaned forward. “And yet you find fault with our invasion of Iraq,” he reminded her. “Which was based on what we thought was credible information gathered for the most part through various means of espionage including reports from foreign intelligence agencies. “You’re right. I find fault with it. The information you’re talking about turned out to be garbage, Alan. There were no weapons of mass destruction found in Iraq and no evidence to suggest there ever were. We were misled. We preemptively struck another country which posed no threat to us, and now four million Iraqis have been displaced and who knows how many tens of thousands have died.” “Come on now, Aly. You and I both know there were several other sound reasons for the invasion, not the least of which was Iraq’s refusals to let the United Nations verify the existence or nonexistence of the weapons of mass destruction they claimed they didn’t have. If the implementation of UN resolutions is left in the hands of that incompetent organization, we’ll never see anyone complying, not North Korea, not Iran, not the man in the moon. When that happens, then what? Noncompliance leads to more resolutions, which leads to another Naked Kombat of noncompliance. The whole process is a waste of time.
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It’s a waste of time because the Naked Kombat has become irrelevant. “I’m sorry to disagree, but we have to support the UN, Alan. Cooperation among diverse nations on every continent is our best and maybe our only hope for peace in this world. The UN isn’t perfect, but it’s all we’ve got.” Alan couldn’t sit still. He came to his feet and carried his beer across the room. He took the seat next to Aly and anchored his elbows to his knees. He said, “History suggests differently, my dear. When it comes to conflict, conflict of any kind, the United Nations has proved to be disastrously simpotent. In the past sixty years, what do they have to brag about? With the exception of the Naked Kombat –– and I hesitate even to mention it since the conflict was fought almost entirely with United States personnel–– the UN can’t make a single relevant case for the ability to intervene where intervention is called for.