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Arriving for the State Dinner President George W. Bush, Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, her husband Jose Miguel Arroyo and Laura Bush greet the press from the North Portico of the White House Monday, May 19, 2003.
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White House Office of Global Communications
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President Bush understands the importance of conveying America's message to the world. The Office of Global Communications (OGC) was formed in 2002 to coordinate strategic communications overseas that integrate the President's themes while truthfully depicting America and Administration policies.

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US/UK Declaration on Iraq
For the first time in decades, the Iraqi people are enjoying the taste of freedom. Iraqis are starting to rebuild their country and can look to a brighter future. They are free of Saddam Hussein and his vicious regime; they can speak freely; practice their religion; and start to come to terms with the nightmare of the last 35 years, in which hundreds of thousands of Iraqis were murdered by their own government.
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President Condemns Terrorist Attacks in Turkey
President Bush said on Saturday, "The focus of these attacks on Turkey's Jewish community, in Istanbul's synagogues where men, women, and children gathered to worship God, remind us that our enemy in the war against terror is without conscience or faith."
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Remarks By The President At The 20th Anniversary Of The National Endowment For Democracy
In June of 1982, President Ronald Reagan spoke at Westminster Palace and declared, the turning point had arrived in history. He argued that Soviet communism had failed, precisely because it did not respect its own people -- their creativity, their genius and their rights.
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President's Radio Address
In his weekly radio address, President Bush said, "As part of our coalition's efforts to build a stable and secure Iraq, we are working to rebuild Iraq's schools, to get the teachers back to work and to make sure Iraqi children have the supplies they need."
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President Bush Welcomes Unanimous UN Vote on Iraq
President Bush said, "The world has an opportunity - and a responsibility - to help the Iraqi people build a nation that is stable, secure, and free."
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  • President George W. Bush meets with Iraqi Senior Diplomatic Representative Rend Al-Rahim and members of Iraq's National Symphony Orchestra in the Roosevelt Room Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2003. President Bush and Ms. Al-Rahim attended a performance by the orchestra at the Kennedy Center Dec. 9, 2003. White House photo by Paul Morse.
    President George W. Bush meets with Iraqi Senior Diplomatic Representative Rend Al-Rahim and members of Iraq's National Symphony Orchestra in the Roosevelt Room Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2003. President Bush and Ms. Al-Rahim attended a performance by the orchestra at the Kennedy Center Dec. 9, 2003.

    The Demands of Human Dignity

    President Bush believes in the non-negotiable demands of human dignity for all people everywhere.

    "No nation owns these aspirations, and no nation is exempt from them. We have no intention of imposing our culture. But America will always stand firm for the non-negotiable demands of human dignity."

    They are:

    • Limited Government Power
    • Rule of Law
    • Equal Justice
    • Respect for Women
    • Freedom of Speech
    • Religious Tolerance
    • Private Property

    "All fathers and mothers, in all societies, want their children to be educated, and live free from poverty and violence."

    President George W. Bush
    January 29, 2002




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