Only the UNSC has the authority to decide that the internal situation in any state is so grave to warrant and justify forceful intervention. For such interventions to merit member states’ interventions and regional bodies’ involvement, they need to have the UNSC authority behind them. These operations must be conducted under express authorising resolutions, such as that which was developed in 1990 to eject Iraq from Kuwait. Unless there is a UNSC resolution which legitimises intervention, it is not recognised as internationally acceptable and therefore humanitarian. Leave Basotho alone, to conduct their own reform agenda. Yes assist where you are asked and only where there is concurrence by all. The alleged speculations of coercing Basotho through gunboat diplomacy to conduct what is in their national interest, lack credence in the democratic Lesotho. Metsi a Kolobetso li ne ho tšoantšetsa ho pholletsa le Testamente ea Khale. “Moea oa Molimo … fallela holim'a sefahleho sa metsi” ka Creation (Gen. 1:2) le moroallo oa boholo-holo hore o ile a hloekisa lefatše ke ditshwantshanyo kolobetsong (bapisa le. 1 Pet. 3:20-21). thupelo ea moprofeta Elisha ho akaretsang Syria ea bitsoang Naamane, ba neng ba tla ho tla mo batla pheko bakeng sa lepera la hae, lintlha ho kolobetsong nchafatso. “Eang 'me le hlatsoe ka makhetlo a Jordane a supileng,” moprofeta eletsa mo, “le nama ea hao e tla tsosolosoa, 'me u tla ba le tse hloekileng” (2 Kgs. 5:10; bapisa le. Lev. 14:7).