Alexandre Fedorovski
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Trump on the assassination of the Iranian general
“We saved a lot of lives by terminating his (general Soleimani - A.F.)
life. They were there to discuss bad business and we saved a lot of lives by terminating his life. A lot of lives… …. We had tremendous information … We had been following (grammar!) him for a long time… And we followed his path for those three days… And there were not good stops… we didn’t like where he was stopping… There were not good stops. We didn’t like where he stopped . We saved a lot of lives…”
Trump, the US President
Fox News Channel
Fox News
George Bush's war ultimatum speech
"We are now acting because the risks of inaction would be far greater. In one year, or five years, the power of Iraq to inflict harm on all free nations would be multiplied many times over. With these capabilities, Saddam Hussein and his terrorist allies could choose the moment of deadly conflict when they are strongest. We choose to meet that threat now, where it arises, before it can appear suddenly in our skies and cities".
A transcript of George Bush's war ultimatum speech from the Cross Hall in the White House
Full text: Bush's speech
Full text: Bush's speech
Clinton on the Yugoslavia strike
PRESIDENT CLINTON: My fellow Americans, today our armed forces joined our NATO allies in airstrikes against Serbian forces responsible for the brutality in Kosovo. We have acted with resolve for several reasons.
We act to protect thousands of innocent people in Kosovo from a mounting military offensive.
We act to prevent a wider war, to defuse a powder keg at the heart of Europe, that has exploded twice before in this century with catastrophic results.
We act to stand united with our allies for peace. By acting now, we are upholding our values, protecting our interests, and advancing the cause of peace.
Transcript: Clinton addresses nation on Yugoslavia strike
March 24, 1999
Transcript: Clinton addresses nation on Yugoslavia strike - March 24,1999
My Remark:
Wasn’t it easier to say that the general had a test tube with WMD in his pocket? It could be borrowed from General Collin Powell and put on the remains of the General Soleimani...
The American political elite historically was never pure in business when it needed to unleash a conflict or set a precedent for an attack on the OTHERS...
Both at home and at the international arena...
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