I Know People Are Fickle.

Elected Presidents Are For Countries.

Where Defining Foreign Policy As 'ethical' Went Wrong Was That It Implied That All Decisions Would Be Exclusive In Every Respect Of Any Dealings With Unethical Regimes.

I Think The Way Things Have Been Left After Iraq Is That People Won't Believe The Government Of The Day, So They Have To Know That Lessons Have Been Learnt And That All Political Parties And People, Whether They Were For Or Against The Invasion Of Iraq, Have Learnt Lessons.

Inspiring Scenes Of People Taking The Future Of Their Countries Into Their Own Hands Will Ignite Greater Demands For Good Governance And Political Reform Elsewhere In The World, Including In Asia And In Africa.

I Still Agree With The Invasion Of Iraq. I Don't Agree With Most Of The Decisions That Accompanied It.