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i give the floor to the permanent representative of bosnia-herzegovina. >> mr. president, allow me to reiterate our great concern regarding the rapidly deteriorating situation in libya. human rights must be protected. humanitarian law must be observed. the need for humanitarian assistance to libya as a matter of urgency. enabling the unimpeded passage of humanitarian aid is a prerogative. bosnia hercegovina -- bosnia herzegovina supports this. we call on regional organizations. it is crucial for finding solutions to the crisis in libya. mr. president, by fully supporting libya's sovereignty and territorial integrity, we have called on libyan authorities once again to put an immediate stop to all military and other violent acts against the libyan people. we strongly believe that this resolution is for the benefit of the libyan people and their aspirations for peace and democracy. thank you, mr. president. >> we will levy's remarks from the un security council members and go live -- leave that these remarks from the un security council members and go live to a sec

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kuwait, somalia, haiti, bosnia- herzegovina, kosovo, afghanistan, iraq. this sunday in fact, march 20th is the 8th anniversary of the u.s. shock and awe bombing of iraq. on march 20, 2003 the u.s. invaded iraq under the assumption of saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction. here is former secretary of defense this week describing them. >> what happened was that everyone in greed, the u.n. that he had stockpiled and had the ability in a matter of weeks to have weapons of mass destruction. >> the ongoing press coverage of libya has eclipsed the coverage of the ongoing war in afghanistan. this sunday is the 8th anniversary of iraq war. in the afghanistan war, the number of u.s. troops that have been killed to date is 1496. in the iraq war, the number of u.s. troops that have been killed is 4439. in the calculus, the afghanistan war and iraq war combined have cost the u.s. in excess of $1 trillion. that's 1,000 billion. one billion is 1,000 million. question, does president obama have a policy on libyan and if so, can you describe it? pat buchanan. >>

u.s., u.k., france, bosnia- herzegovina, columbia, garr bon, lebanon, nigeria, portugal, south africa. five members abstained -- russia, china, germany, brazil, india. the 10 votes was just one more than the nine needed for passage. and it did not include input from the 192-member united nations general assembly. but international support for the no-fly zone is now waning. the libyan government is alleging that coalition bombings have killed many civilians. doctors on the ground say over 100 civilians have died. military deaths not included. the 22-member arab league this week accused the u.s. and the coalition of ignoring the u.n. >> as far as we're concerned the arab league, we requested the security council to establish a no-fly zone in order to protect the civilians, in addition to safe areas for the civilians to sit in without attacks on them. >> brazil, russia, india and china, the bric nations, are all calling for an immediate cessation of the no-fly zone. u.s. defense secretary robert gates says it's gaddafi that is stained with civilian blood. >> it's perfectly evident that t

other's concerns but try to find a way in which, keep the interest of the people in bosnia and herzegovina in the forefront and think about the future. think about the fact that the compromise is always hard and you will always be criticized for those compromises but that trying to point out the benefits and leave, we heard the conversation earlier. the president said it is not about holding off. it is about leaving and the reason you hold off is the reason you are in office is not for yourself but for the people you are trying to serve and to keep that perspective in mind. we don't have a specific set of answers were specific things that you must do this or you can do that. it is more to encourage the sense of common and shared destiny to come to the room, to be in the room together and to try to find a way when i walk out of the room with some kind of agreement rather than just retrenched into the position she came in with. >> and you talk about having to move forward along the lines jim is talking about. if you had to choose one thing that you think would be critical to move forward rig

. >> i thank the permanent representative of bosnia- herzegovina. i give the floor to the permanent representative of columbia. >> thank you very much, mr. president. i would like to begin by thanking you. thank you for the impartial and efficient way with which you have conducted our debate under difficult and pressing circumstances. i should also like to recognize the contribution, as a member of the council, but also a member of the arab league and spokesperson for the arab league. i am referring to the delegation of lebanon. colombia has voted for this resolution and has done so because it is convinced that the purpose is essentially humanitarian and conducive to bringing about conditions that will allow protection of civilian populations from the atrocities of the regime that has lost all legitimacy. we have not voted for an indiscriminate use of force, nor in favor of the occupation of the state. we have voted in favor of measures that seek to protect civilian populations from imminent attacks, from a government that with acts and statements h