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    Bush was making a brief trip to St. Petersburg on Friday, the morning after NATO agreed to expand its membership into the territory of the former Soviet Union. "I will tell my friend, Vladimir Putin, and the Russian people that they, too, will gain from the security and stability of nations to wheat pearl Russia's west" Bush said before traveling to Catherine Palace for an 80-minute meeting with Putin. Full Article at Town Hall
    I will tell my friend, Vladimir Putin, and the Russian people that they, too, will gain from the security and stability of nations to wheat pearl Russia's west
    George W. Bush – George W. Bush SOURCE: Town Hall 1 month ago
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whoyg1702: Bush: expanded NATO no threat to Moscow
  1. I hope that this step will be a reminder to those forces in Russia who may still think in terms of the former Soviet empire that those days are gone
    SOURCE: Town Hall 1 month ago
  2. We need a strong and democratic Russia as our friend and partner to face the next century's new challenges.
    George W. Bush – George W. Bush SOURCE: Town Hall 1 month ago
  3. Russia does not require a buffer zone of protection; it needs peaceful and prosperous neighbors who are also friends.
    SOURCE: Town Hall 1 month ago
  4. Those days are gone - they are on the dustheap of history
    SOURCE: Town Hall 1 month ago
  5. We leave the Cold War behind us, but we also make an investment in the future
    Anders Fogh Rasmussen – Anders Fogh Rasmussen SOURCE: Town Hall 1 month ago
  6. The Baltic countries know what it means to live under fear and the lack of freedom and to have these countries be allied with the United States and other nations is important to our soul. It's important to have that sense of freedom as a source of vigor and strength
    George W. Bush – George W. Bush SOURCE: Town Hall 1 month ago
  7. We'll be interested in all interests. We have no desire to run the show, to run the country ... We will work to encourage the development of new leadership - should this happen - that will recognize the rights of all citizens that live in this country, that will keep the territorial integrity of Iraq in...
    SOURCE: Town Hall 1 month ago

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