I think there has to be international pressure. The government in Sudan is weak, by the way; it is not that strong. I know it very well, and they are weak. I think there has to be international pressure, and specifically if the UN comes to the front line with regard to peacekeeping. That's their role. The United Nations should come in the front line, not to have the U.S. present it. I think here is Canada, there is a role for Canada to play to put the UN in the front line, and then the Sudan government might not actually be in a position to reject that. Because according to the charter, the UN could have a more vigorous and stronger level of action in things that might threaten the peace in that area.
On November 2nd, 2010. See this statement in context.