one nation's will over another's

[dimpy.handa]

The question, should the U.N. or U.S. force it's way into a sovereign nation to provide emergency (life-depending) supplies, food, plastic sheeting for shelter and most critical, water purification tablets? Much of this relief is already less than an hour away on U.S. supply ships and carriers.

Is it ethical or moral to impose one nation's will over another's, to forcibly enter their nation to help it's citizens?

 

[dimpy.handa]

Considering our own governments have the power to force past our doors and into the homes of children who are being abused by their parents, I would think it a natural progression of a World Gov't to, in future, claim this same right to burst through the doors of another country to rescue citizens being abused by their political leaderships.

 

[dimpy.handa]

Political domination of one nation over another that is institutionalized in direct political administration by the colonial power ,control of all economic relationships and a systematic attempt to transform the culture of the subject nation, known as colonialism.