6 Quotes by Joel Diemond

The real history of the U.N. lies in the perceived failure of the League of Nations.

Normally there are at least some questions where the students come from a direction that's pretty different from that of the Journal readers, and you'll notice that's not really true here.

It may simply be that New York is a state where there's more agreement that we're responsible for one another to some degree, and that may not be so strongly felt in other parts of the country.

In a way, she became a keeper of that part of the legacy.

The U.N. has proved to be a useful tool for the U.S..

America sometimes grows very restless when they can't get their way.