Under such a system, government is clearly the servant, not the master. But the United Nations system establishes a rule of law based on the faulty premise that government is above individuals and should therefore be excepted to control them for the benefit of the United Nations. Under this type of system, government is supreme and can be expected to become the master instead of the servant. Based on a reading of human nature, the kind of corrupting power possessed by a United Nations style government will, without question, lead to its being wielded to impose tyranny. A law without force backing it up is meaningless.
Law indeed is force.
International law, like any law, is merely an exercise involving words unless there is force to back it up. Whether they realize it or not, champions of international law under the United Nations favor the establishment of a United Nations controlled international force. In order to accomplish the goal of peace without bloodshed, this United Nations force would of necessity have to be more powerful than any other force on earth. If it were not, it would be unable to carry out the mission for which it has been assembled. In truth, it is hard to imagine anything more dangerous to liberty than an all-powerful United Nations controlled international force.