Annan's "shock and awe" at UN
Posted: Saturday, September 27, 2003

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Annan's "shock and awe" at UN
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It was the turn of the UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan to produce his "shock and awe" to the gathered members of the General Assembly last week. This mild-mannered and quietly spoken senior diplomat, let it be known in no uncertain terms, that pre-emptive attacks on nations was setting a bad example for the future of the UN.

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