I Prefer The Term "The Global Well-Earned Confidence"

Here's Israel's Foreign Minister, angrily asking the question that has been voiced about the UN so many times before:

In comments apparently directed at China and Russia, Tzipi Livni cast the Iran nuclear dispute as a test of the United Nation's relevancy. Both countries, which are among the five veto-wielding permanent members of the Security Council, have resisted imposing a third set of sanctions against Iran despite the Islamic country's refusal to abandon its uranium enrichment program - a possible pathway to nuclear arms...

"What is the value, we have to ask, of an organization which is unable to take effective action in the face of a direct assault on the very principles it was founded to effect?" Livni said.

Of course, the people asking this question in the past have generally been wondering about a different country whose name starts with I.

They don't call us "The Global Arrogance" for nothing.