#4493: Credibility : Morse comments

[Robert Corbett <bcorbett@netcom.com>]

From: oloffsonram <oloffsonram@globelsud.net>


The International Observers have an obligation to credibility. If 
they're going around the world observing attempts at democracy, we have 
to know that their reports aren't shaded for political or diplomatic 
reasons. Their reports have to be credible. They have to say what they 
saw happen. People can then judge from the facts. You can't have an 
observer country "letting something slide" because they too have an 
upcoming election. If these world bodies; U.N., O.A.S., Caricom, don't 
have credibility, then we're wasting our time. Once credible reports 
are issued and digested, those concerned can and must make responsible 
decisions. 

Richard Morse