I Hope I'm Wrong, But I Am

There Are A Lot Of Similar Aspects In All The Religions. The Question Is Which Side Of It You Hold Up.

I Consider It My Patriotic Duty As An Ordinary Citizen - Not As Secretary Of State - To Ask Questions. I Think We Have To Ask Ourselves The Tough Questions.

It's One Thing To Be Religious, But It's Another Thing To Make Religion Your Policy.

Even Before I Went To The Un, I Often Would Want To Say Something In A Meeting - Only Woman At The Table - And I'd Think, 'ok Well, I Don't Think I'll Say That. It May Sound Stupid.' And Then Some Man Says It, And Everybody Thinks It's Completely Brilliant, And You Are So Mad At Yourself For Not Saying Something.

One Of My Trips Was To Meet With The Gulf Cooperation Council With All The Saudi Foreign Ministers, And When We Started The Meeting I Said 'perhaps You've Noticed That I'm Not Dressed The Same As My Predecessors", But No-one Had A Problem And I Was Never Treated With Anything Other Than Respect...so I Did Not Have Problems With That, Interestingly Enough.