Ari Fleischer Quotes on World (12 Quotes)

The president will continue to speak out forthrightly about what he sees as ways to make peace throughout the world.

This is a serious reminder of the type of enemy we are up against, and the risks the world faces from people who would use weapons that bring harm to innocents. It vividly illustrates what terrorism means and the threat it poses.

He goes as an optimist. He goes as somebody who sees so much that we and Europe have done together to help protect the world, and so much that we have in common.

As with many countries around the world, the fact is that Saudi Arabia must deal with the fact that it has terrorists inside its own country, and their presence is as much a threat to Saudi Arabia as it is to Americans and others who live and work in Saudi Arabia. These bombs kill not just Americans, but Saudis as well.

I think the days of anybody saying the United States would do anything unilateral are over. I think it's very clear to everybody what the United States is doing, it's doing with the support of many nations around the world.

It is part of the constructive debate from thoughtful people and it underscores many of the things the president has said about ... the threat Saddam presents to the world,

The president made very clear again that he believes that Saddam Hussein is a menace to world peace, a menace to regional peace, and that the world and the region will be safer and better off without Saddam Hussein.

Hopefully, Saddam Hussein will get the message that the world community, through the United Nations, has called on him to disarm. And as the president said, he will either disarm or the United States will lead a coalition to disarm him.

There are acceptable standards of behavior that the world and certainly the free Iraqi people hope will be followed by its neighbors, including Syria, ... and part of that is not to harbor Iraqi leaders.

He told these leaders that he valued their opinion. The president stressed that Saddam Hussein is a threat and that the United States was going to work together with the world to make the world more peaceful, and we welcome their role and their involvement.

Every major race, religion and ethnic group in the world is represented. The coalition includes nations from every continent on the globe. And for this, the president is grateful.

It is at the same time the most wonderful job in the world and the most punishing.