Gianfranco Fini Quotes (16 Quotes)

As of today, the organizers of the conference had asked for entry visas for six Iraqi political exponents notorious for positions which are radical, extremist and not unequivocally hostile to terrorism,

We gave instructions to our ambassador to explain why there is such indignation in Italy,

Italy had not activated behavior intended to hide anything from the ally.

From what I've been told, and I have no reason to doubt it, the death sentence will not be carried out.

the Iraqi activists could have been able to carry out in Italy activity in support of armed struggle against the Baghdad government, as expressly feared by the Iraqi ambassador in Rome.

It was certainly an accident, an accident caused by a series of circumstances and coincidences,

There are theaters in which Italy plays a role in symphony with the United States, ... The more the Iraqis are able to ensure their own security, the easier it would be to work out the time frame and the modalities for phasing out. But they have to be decided together, not unilaterally but with a consensus.

Every day that goes by, Italy risks losing credibility in the international community because of the governor's stubbornness of staying in his place,

Not recognizing Israel's right to exist is an incentive for terrorism because the moment you don't recognize a state's right to exist, you don't recognize a people's right to exist,

This is a verdict that spares Italy the shame of having been led for years by a man who ordered an assassination.

The international community must have a defined, very precise, very united strategy.

It will be the Mezzogiorno, led by Naples, which will bring victory to the House of Freedoms.

With the same firmness with which I say that Iran represents a danger ... I tell Israel that you cannot and must not think of launching a pre-emptive attack because it would set the whole Middle East and the whole world on fire for who knows how many decades.

My physical presence as foreign minister at this evening's rally could cause harmful consequences to our national interests and to the security of our fellow citizens from the Iranian side.

An athlete who uses banned substances comes under this principle and therefore I would not support measures to render our legislation -- which is one of the most just and severe in the world -- weaker for people who use (banned) substances.

The entire football world is going through a crisis, because the only thing that counts today is that the show goes on. The talk is all about 'zero tolerance' and then every Sunday these situations come up.