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1 “Terrorists are organized to penetrate open societies and to turn the power of modern technologies
against us. To defeat this threat we must make use of every tool in our arsenal—military power,
better homeland defenses, law enforcement, intelligence, and vigorous efforts to cut off terrorist
financing.”
2 “The war against terrorists of global reach is a global enterprise of uncertain duration. America
will help nations that need our assistance in combating terror.”
3 “…The United States and countries cooperating with us must not allow the terrorists to develop new
home bases. Together, we will seek to deny them sanctuary at every turn.”
4 “…The gravest danger our Nation faces lies at the crossroads of radicalism and technology. Our
enemies have openly declared that they are seeking weapons of mass destruction, and evidence
indicates that they are doing so with determination. The United States will not allow these efforts to
succeed.”
5 “America will act against such emerging threats before they are fully formed. We cannot defend
America and our friends by hoping for the best. So we must be prepared to defeat our enemies’ plans,
using the best intelligence and proceeding with deliberation. History will judge harshly those who
saw this coming danger but failed to act. In the new world we have entered, the only path to peace
and security is the path of action.”
6 “Throughout history, freedom has been threatened by war and terror; it has been challenged by the
clashing wills of powerful states and the evil designs of tyrants; and it has been tested by widespread
poverty and disease. Today, humanity holds in its hands the opportunity to further freedom’s triumph
over all these foes. The United States welcomes our responsibility to lead in this great mission.”
7 “The United States will deliver greater development assistance through the New Millenium
Challenges Account to nations that govern justly, invest in their people, and encourage economic
freedom.”
8 “Today, the United States enjoys a position of unparalleled military strength and great economic and
political influence. In keeping with our heritage and principles, we do not use our strength to press for
unilateral advantage.We seek instead to create a balance of power that favors human freedom:
conditions in which all nations and all societies can choose for themselves the rewards and challenges
of political and economic liberty.”
9 “…and America will hold to account nations that are compromised by terror, including those who
harbor terrorists because the allies of terror are the enemies of civilization.”
10 “…Alliances and multilateral institutions can multiply the strength of freedom-loving nations. The
United States is committed to lasting institutions like the United Nations, the World Trade
Organization, the Organization of American States, and NATO as well as other long-standing
alliances. Coalitions of the willing can augment these permanent institutions....”
11 “…This is a wartime national security strategy required by the grave challenge we face – the rise
of terrorism fueled by an aggressive ideology of hatred and murder, fully revealed to the American
people on September 11, 2001.”
12 “We have focused the attention of the world on the proliferation of dangerous weapons – although
great challenges in this area remain.
We have stood for the spread of democracy in the broader Middle East – meeting challenges yet
seeing progress few would have predicted or expected.”
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13 “We have seen great accomplishments, confronted new challenges, and refined our approach as
conditions changed. We have also found that the defense of freedom brings us loss and sorrow,
because freedom has determined enemies. We have always known that the war on terror would
require great sacrifice – and in this war, we have said farewell to some very good men and women.”
14 “America now faces a choice between the path of fear and the path of confidence. The path of fear
– isolationism and protectionism, retreat and retrenchment – appeals to those who find our challenges
too great and fail to see our opportunities. Yet history teaches that every time American leaders have
taken this path, the challenges have only increased and the missed opportunities have left future
generations less secure.”
15 “This Administration has chosen the path of confidence. We choose leadership over isolationism,
and the pursuit of free and fair trade and open markets over protectionism. We choose to deal with
challenges now rather than leaving them for future generations. We fight our enemies abroad instead
of waiting for them to arrive in our country. We seek to shape the world, not merely be shaped by it;
to influence events for the better instead of being at their mercy.”
16 “To follow this path, we must maintain and expand our national strength so we can deal with
threats and challenges before they can damage our people or our interests.”
17 “The second pillar of our strategy is confronting the challenges of our time by leading a growing
community of democracies. Many of the problems we face – from the threat of pandemic disease, to
proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, to terrorism, to human trafficking, to natural disasters –
reach across borders. Effective multinational efforts are essential to solve these problems. Yet
history has shown that only when we do our part will others do theirs. America must continue to
lead.”
18 “And we are fighting alongside Iraqis to secure a united, stable, and democratic Iraq – a new ally in
the war on terror in the heart of the Middle East.”
19 “…Yet our strength is not founded on force of arms alone. It also rests on economic prosperity and
a vibrant democracy. And it rests on strong alliances, friendships, and international institutions,
which enable us to promote freedom, prosperity, and peace in common purpose with others. “
20 “As we face multiple threats- from nations, nonstate actors, and failed states- we will maintain the
military superiority that has secured our country and underpinned global security, for decades.”
21 “The international order we seek is one that can resolve the challenges of our time- countering
violent extremism, and insurgency, stopping the spread of nuclear weapons and securing nuclear
materials, combating a changing climate and sustaining global growth…”
22 “Even as we end one war in Iraq, our military has been called upon renew our focus on
Afghanistan as a part of a commitment to disrupt, dismantle and defeat al-Qa’ida and its affiliaties.
This is a part of a broad, multinational effort that is right and just, and we will be unwavering in our
commitment to the security of our people, allies and partners.”
23 “We will be steadfast in strengthening those old alliances that served us so well, while modernizing
them to meet the challenges of new century.”
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