United Nations is now `paper tiger'

"What hopes we had in 1945 when the United Nations charter was ratified in San Francisco! This movement, possibly designed to end all wars, gave us reason to see a forum to resolve international conflicts.

Within the last few months, we have seen that the United Nations is now a 'paper tiger.' Its resolutions are ignored not only by large countries such as North Korea and Iran, but also by smaller ones such as Lebanon and Syria while little Israel has been chastized by U.N. leader Kofi Annan, who seems to favor oil-producing countries." Read more at the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.