Has the US ever used its Veto in the UN?

justint

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That's irrelevant because we are always right and the Israelis are protected from on high by God himself and the USofA
 

HOWITIS

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ya, but we only use it against our enemies. commies, france and germany.
 

sandorski

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Originally posted by: Piano Man
You're damn right it has. 70+ times to be exact. Good article about it here.

Which is why the "ineffective", according to the US, UN is a good thing for the US. Bush should watch his tongue, if the UN decides to do what the US asks, the US can kiss protecting Israel good-bye.
 

Queasy

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How many of those 70 times were at issue because of 'binding' UN Resolutions. Every resolution issued against Iraq since the cease-fire has fallen under Chapter 7 or binding resolutions. Meaning, Iraq is expected to live up to it. I don't see anything in the article mentioning binding resolutions. Most of the examples given appear to fall under Chapter 6 (non-binding).