
U.S. President George W. Bush upset some delegates by failing to mention “climate change” or “global warming” in his final
speech to the United Nations — in which he referred to terrorism 32 times.
"...the ideals of the Charter are now facing a challenge as serious as any since the U.N.'s founding --
a global movement of violent extremists. By deliberately murdering the innocent to advance their aims, these extremists defy the fundamental principles of international order. They show contempt for all who respect life and value human dignity. They reject the words of the Bible, the Koran, the Torah, or any standard of conscience or morality." (
Bush describing his presidency )
"...To be successful, we must be focused and resolute and effective.
Instead of only passing resolutions decrying terrorist attacks after they occur, we must cooperate more closely to keep terrorist attacks from happening in the first place.
Instead of treating all forms of government as equally tolerable, we must actively challenge the conditions of tyranny and despair that allow terror and extremism to thrive." (
Bush preparing the world for U.S. agression on Iran and N.Korea )
"...Over the past seven years,
Afghanistan and Iraq have been transformed from regimes that actively sponsor terror to
democracies that fight terror. Libya has renounced its support for terror and its pursuit of nuclear weapons. Nations like Saudi Arabia and Pakistan are actively pursuing the terrorists. A few nations -- regimes like
Syria and Iran -- continue to sponsor terror. Yet their numbers are growing fewer, and they're growing more isolated from the world." (
Afghanistan and Iraq are now democracies that grow flowers unlike Iran and Syria that grow terror-ism :P )
"For all these reasons, the nations of this body must challenge tyranny as vigorously as
we challenge terror. Some question whether people in certain parts of the world actually desire freedom. This self-serving condescension has been disproved before our eyes. From the voting booths of
Afghanistan, Iraq, and Liberia, to the Orange Revolution in
Ukraine and the Rose Revolution in
Georgia, to the Cedar Revolution in Lebanon and the Tulip Revolution in Kyrgyzstan, we have seen people consistently make the courageous decision to demand their liberty. For all the suggestions to the contrary, the truth is that whenever or wherever people are given the choice, they
choose freedom." (
Iraq and Afghanistan chose freedom and liberty and that is why NATO has occupied their land. Georgia too, chose liberty... and freedom, by murdering their citizens. Ossetians had no desire for freedom... because they are Russians... Choose freedom, choose life and NATO will come to you )
"In
Afghanistan, a determined people are working to overcome decades of tyranny, and protect their
newly-free society. They have strong support from all 26 nations of the NATO Alliance. I appreciate the United Nations' decision this week to renew the mandate for the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan..." (
no comment )
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In Iraq, the fight has been difficult, yet
daily life has improved dramatically over the past 20 months -- thanks to the courage of the Iraqi people, a determined coalition of nations, and a surge of American troops." (
no comment )
"We must stand united in our support of other young democracies, from the people of Lebanon struggling to maintain their hard-won independence, to the people of the Palestinian Territories, who deserve a free and peaceful state of their own. We must stand united in our support of the people of Georgia. The United Nations Charter sets forth the "
equal rights of nations large and small." Russia's invasion of Georgia was a violation of those words. Young democracies around the world are watching to see how we respond to this test. The United States has worked with allies in multilateral institutions like the European Union and NATO to uphold Georgia's territorial integrity and provide humanitarian relief. And our nations will continue to support Georgia's democracy. " (
What about Ossetians and their rights? Georgia's territorial integrity? What about Serbia's territorial integrity? )
"The United Nations is an organization of extraordinary potential. As the United Nations rebuilds its headquarters, it must also open the door to a
new age of transparency, accountability, and seriousness of purpose.
With determination and clear purpose, the United Nations can be a powerful force for good as we head into the 21st century. It can affirm the great promise of its founding." (
Bush talks about NWO and globalisation )
The objectives I've laid out for multilateral institutions -- confronting terror, opposing tyranny, and promoting effective development -- are difficult, but they are necessary tasks.
dictionary:spreading peace and love - bombing the shit out of youyoung democracies - puppet governmentsnewly free societies - occupied territoriesfreedom - U.S. occupationnew age of transparency - new world orderconfronting terror - attacking sovereign statesopposing tyranny - crushing down remaining regimes that oppose nwopromoting effective development -
using other nation's resources
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