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==Edit Explanation==
==Edit Explanation==
I should have made a brief comment earlier on an edit I made to this article, but I'm learning the rules and ways as I go along, so bear with me. I removed the "Complements" section of this article mainly because it didn't really contribute anything solid, and was riddled with misspellings anyway. I hope we can create a heading in the future where we can insert quantifiable facts of any good the U.N. has done (example: "delivered 28.3 tons of grain to Zimbabwe in June, 2004") [[User:Alexander|Alexander]] 18:14, 30 March 2008 (EDT)
I should have made a brief comment earlier on an edit I made to this article, but I'm learning the rules and ways as I go along, so bear with me. I removed the "Complements" section of this article mainly because it didn't really contribute anything solid, and was riddled with misspellings anyway. I hope we can create a heading in the future where we can insert quantifiable facts of any good the U.N. has done (example: "delivered 28.3 tons of grain to Zimbabwe in June, 2004") [[User:Alexander|Alexander]] 18:14, 30 March 2008 (EDT)
== [[Libya]] ==
The United Nations is committed to maintaining international '''peace''' and security, developing friendly relations among nations and promoting social progress, better living standards and human rights.
In Libya, is the UN looking for peace? Is it trying to develop an opportunity to save the life of civilians in Tripoli with diplomatic actions? Bombs are the only tools available? Have they ask the people from Benghazi if they agree with the legitimate Libyan government? There are news that the rebels don't let the people loyal to Gaddafi to express their feelings; many are in jail or dead. Is that democracy?
You just have to see pictures of Benghazi, Tripoli and Misrata to learn the high standard of living that they have. 50 years ago they were the poorest country. Also they have fought Al Qaeda that now is through trained rebels revenging.
Finally, Gaddafi's son has explained that people who was shut was trying to enter by force inside a military zone.
Could there be an opportunity for peace in order to find the real truth? Or the are the UN just a puppet of the ''Lords of the War''?
--[[User:Joaquín Martínez|Joaquín Martínez]] 00:13, 3 July 2011 (EDT)