One Can Go To War Alone, But

King Fahd Was Also Committed To The Strong And Trusting Relations Between France And Saudi Arabia. This Old Friendship, Which Began With An Exceptional Link Established By General De Gaulle, Took On A New Dimension Under His Reign, Helped By A Shared Vision Of What Was At Stake Regionally And Internationally.

One Can Go To War Alone, But You Can't Build Peace Alone.

Our House Is Burning And We Look Elsewhere. Nature, Mutilated And Over-exploited, Can No Longer Reconstitute Itself And We Refuse To Admit It. Humanity Is Suffering. It Is Suffering From Poor Development, In The North As In The South, And We Are Indifferent. The Earth And Humanity Are In Peril And We Are All Responsible. It Is Time Now To Open Our Eyes

As Far As France Is Concerned, We Are Ready To Envisage Everything That Can Be Done Under Unscr 1441. [...] But I Repeat That Every Possibility Offered By The Present Resolution Must Be Explored, That There Are A Lot Of Them And They Still Leave Us With A Lot Of Leeway When It Comes To Ways Of Achieving The Objective Of Eliminating Any Weapons Of Mass Destruction Which May Exist In Iraq. I'd Like Nevertheless To Note That, As Things Stand At The Moment, I Have, To My Knowledge, No Indisputable Proof In This Sphere.

The Only Thing They (the English) Have Ever Done For European Agriculture Is Mad Cow Disease.