:31:03
"...more than half of the country
has been reduced to ruins.
:31:06
"Whenever the rebels capture...
:31:08
"...one of the supporters
of the President...
:31:12
"...they immediately cut off...
:31:13
"...a hand or a foot
of the unfortunate prisoner.
:31:15
"Today, a UN representative...
:31:17
"...who visited some of the victims
of these atrocities...
:31:21
"...said such medieval behavior...
:31:23
"...which disregards every existing
law and convention...
:31:26
...was most unacceptable."
:31:34
"And I will tell you frankly,
my brothers and sisters...
:31:39
"...my belief that the fate of
the social aspect of religion...
:31:45
"...will always depend on
our viewing of religion...
:31:50
"...in such a way that
it is compatible with freedom.
:32:04
"If you read
the pages of history...
:32:09
"...you will notice that anything
that has confronted freedom...
:32:14
"...has suffered in the process,
even the human virtues.
:32:21
"If religion has
confronted freedom...
:32:26
"...it has been damaged.
:32:28
"If justice has confronted...
:32:31
"If justice has confronted freedom...
:32:36
"...it has been damaged.
:32:39
"And if development
and construction...
:32:42
"...have confronted freedom...
:32:44
"...they have been damaged.
:32:47
"I will mention two major cases...
:32:51
"...of such a confrontation.
:32:54
"The first one is
from the Middle Ages...
:32:56
"...when religion and freedom
confronted one another...