We Do Not Celebrate The Death Of

The Government Chose To Give Peace A Chance. The Government Chose To Do Something To Achieve It.

I Think The Fact That We Have Been Focussing On Politics Quite A Lot And The Tumult Of Politics Rather Than What We Should Be Doing In Terms Of Policy Has Made, I Think, Voters Quite Grumpy.

It Is Not Worth The Paper It Is Written On Unless It Is Backed By The Kind Of Force That Will Make The Other Side Consider The Penalties Too Heavy To Break The Agreement.

I Have Been Interested In The 12th Century Since My 20s When It Was Very Fashionable To Say Of Anybody With Whom You Disagreed, Which Was Basically Anybody Over The Age Of 30, "one Of The Great Minds Of The 12th Century", And One Day I Thought, "i Don't Know Anything About The 12 Century." So I Started Buying Books, Reading About It, And I Discovered It Was A Period Of Great Flowering, It Was A Renaissance Before What We Think Is The Renaissance, The Italian Renaissance Of The 16th Century.

A Diplomatic Peace Is Not Yet The Real Peace. It Is An Essential Step In The Peace Process Leading Towards A Real Peace.