Occupation Quotations | Page 2
Occupation Quotes from:
- Cindy Sheehan
- Ghazi Hamad
- Muqtada Al Sadr
- Robin Cook
- Thomas Jefferson
- Bernard Cornwell
- Hassan Nasrallah
- Khaled Mashaal
- Mahatma Gandhi
- Mahmoud Abbas
- Napoleon Bonaparte
- Noam Chomsky
- Orison Swett Marden
- Alberto Manguel
- Ariel Sharon
- Carl Friedrich Gauss
- Confucius
- David Hume
- Dustin Langley
- Elbert Hubbard
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America Quotes
I'd like to offer my plea to the people of America, not the government of America, a plea for my release from captivity and also a plea for a release from captivity of all the people of Iraq who are also suffering the same fate. And that is the occupation of the American troops and the British troops which has brought me to this condition and has brought the Iraqi people to the condition they're in.
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Accepting Quotes
He sabotaged the Mitchell report instead of accepting it when he said that he will continue building settlements. So what does the Mitchell report mean? Sharon wants to continue building settlements; therefore there will be no peace. Therefore if the occupation continues and the Israel army continues raiding Palestinian cities and people. So what does it mean when he accepts Mitchell report?
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Achieved Quotes
We have achieved objective assessment of past events that so far have been neglected, we have induced Europe to think about lessons from Europe's history in a more penetrating, broader and balanced manner. We have received confirmations of understanding about the occupation period we had to endure in the past and sincere support to our further efforts to develop democracy,
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Book Quotes
We were the only westerners in our neighbourhood, ... Our goal was to cover the realities of the occupation on the ground and we had not got the same security concerns as, say, CNN. Maybe at some levels they don't trust Iraqis with their security. There's a part in the book where I'm trying to take CNN to a refugee camp, and they wouldn't go. And so no one sees Falluja refugees.
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Criminal Quotes
During the last months of the German Occupation in 1944, the young man who was to become France's most controversial contemporary philosopher and the woman who was to become its most controversial feminist met the professional criminal who was to become its most controversial playwright.