Okay.
My response is that, first, there is no such thing as the international community. There are lots of nations. When they go to the United Nations, it's a bizarre marketplace where nations trade information or whatever back and forth to suit their national interests. The United Nations isn't sovereign, and any idea that Canada should tie itself, its sovereignty, to decisions taken by the United Nations is a very poor thing.
If I were to suggest to Canadians or members here or anybody else that we should perhaps surrender a lot of our sovereignty in matters of international affairs to the British Empire, or to the Commonwealth, or to the United States, people would say, “Well, boo on you.” But if you say, well, we'll just do whatever the Security Council decides, or not do, people think that's reasonable. I don't understand that, actually.