dealing _ new accountability mechanisms in dealing with the situation in syria and in _ dealing with the situation in syria and in dealing with the situation in myanmar, — and in dealing with the situation in myanmar, even though, you know, we don't _ myanmar, even though, you know, we don't have _ myanmar, even though, you know, we don't have the institutional strength to actually enforce things more _ strength to actually enforce things more quickly, we face this dilemma since _ more quickly, we face this dilemma since 1945 — more quickly, we face this dilemma since1945. the structures more quickly, we face this dilemma since 1945. the structures we created — since1945. the structures we created are not perfect, but i think there _ created are not perfect, but i think there is— created are not perfect, but i think there is a — created are not perfect, but i think there is a much stronger keener sense _ there is a much stronger keener sense among a number of us that we have to _ sense among a number of us that we have to become more effective and indeed _ have to become more effective and indeed muscular in how we try to implement— indeed muscular in how we try to implement international law effectively and how we engage in various— effectively and how we engage in various coalitions of countries that are willing — various coalitions of countries that are willing to engage together to make _ are willing to engage together to make sure that the bullies in the world, _ make sure that the bullies in the world, that the authoritarian countries _ world, that the authoritarian countries in the world are brought to trook— countries in the world are brought to book and i think that is extremely important. we are facing this growing crisis of