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venerdì, novembre 21, 2003
Dalla conferenza stampa congiunta di Blair e Bush al Foreign Office.
Question: So why do they hate you in such numbers? President Bush: I don't know that they do. All I know is that people in Baghdad for example weren't allowed to do this up until recent history, and they are not spending a lot of time in North Korea protesting to current leadership. Freedom is a wonderful thing, and I respect that. I fully understand people don't agree with war, but I hope they agree with peace, and freedom, and liberty. I hope they care deeply about the fact that when we find suffering, and torture, and mass graves, we weep for the citizens that are being brutalised by tyrants. And finally, the prime minister and I have a solemn duty to protect our people, and that is exactly what I intend to do as the president of the United States - protect the people of my country. |
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A Luisa.   
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