Today The Impulse Towards Interdependence Is Immeasurably

My View Is That We're Entering Into A Situation Of Enormous Instability, Insecurity, Fragility.

You Don't Have To Keep Looking At The Future Foreign Policy In Terms, Simply, Of The Past.

You've Got Problems In Central Asia. And You've Got Problems Within Our Own Communities Back Home. So If We End Up Saying, Look, This Has Nothing To Do With Islam Or It's Got No Connection With That Broader Question, Then We Look, Frankly, As If We're In Denial About The Problem. And The Interesting Thing In The Middle East Is That They Have Absolutely No Problem There In Identifying That As Islamist Extremism And Calling It That.

The First Big Choice: A Government With The Strength To Deliver Stability, Or A Government That Takes The Country Back To Boom And Bust.

What I Will Say To People Is What You Require Are Rules And Not Prejudices.