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The Disagreeable Reality For Those Who Believe In Human Rights Is That There Are Some Occasions-and Iraq May Be One Of Them-when War Is The Only Real Remedy For Regimes That Live By Terror.

I Teach Students That What People Say About Failure In Politics Is Mostly Wrong. People Always Told Me, 'they'll Praise You On Your Way Up And Kick You On Your Way Down.' That Wasn't My Experience. I Can't Walk Down The Street In Toronto Without Someone Coming Up And Saying Hello.

Liberals Don't Want Any Part Of Canada Left Behind. I Used To Give Speeches On And On And On About The Fact That We Don't Want To Have A Country Where You Think, "my Kids Have Got To Move To The City If They're Going To Have Any Kind Of Future." We've Been Saying That, And We've Not Got Through.

The Party's Got To See Itself As Being One Public Service Organization In A Very Competitive Field, All Of Whom Are Competing For The Allegiance And Commitment And Brains Of The Next Generation. They've Got To Be Big Enough To Reach Out To Those Groups And Say "come On In."

There Are A Lot Of Young Canadians Who Want To Be Politically Active At Their College Or Their University Who Can't Go To The Party Convention, Who Can't Take Part In Politics, Because They're Holding Down A Job To Pay Their Tuition. These Are Kids Who Want To Do Public Service, Who Want To Get Involved Politically, But Their Financial Situation Is Precarious.