To Those Men And Women In Business,

But I See History As A Book With Many Pages--and Each Day We Fill A Page With Acts Of Hopefulness And Meaning.

Going In And Occupying Iraq, Thus Unilaterally Exceeding The United Nations' Mandate, Would Have Destroyed The Precedent Of International Response To Aggression That We Hoped To Establish. Had We Gone The Invasion Route, The United States Could Conceivably Still Be An Occupying Power In A Bitterly Hostile Land.

I Worry About International Terror As A Method For Bringing About Political Change Or Sociological Change In Different Countries. And This Concerns Me Because Our Homeland Is Not - We See Now, Is Not Immune From This Kind Of Dastardly Attack. And So I Worry About That A Lot.

My Favorite Picture Is A Picture Of American Soldiers Surrounding A Guy In A Foxhole, Iraqi Soldier, And The American Guy Says, "we're Not Going To Harm You. We're American Soldiers."

We Join Armenians Around The World As We Remember The Terrible Massacres Suffered In 1915-1923 At The Hands Of The Rulers Of The Ottoman Empire. The United States Responded To This Crime Against Humanity By Leading Diplomatic And Private Relief Efforts.