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Giuliani For President
Rudolph W. Giuliani introduced himself to primary voters this
week, and his theme was "I should be President because I have been
forged by fire." Mr. Giuliani promoted his vision of a forceful
foreign policy that calls for the United States to continue slugging
it out in Iraq, and onto Iran.
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Tells Iowa Voters That Terrorists Coming To Kill Them
“Washington's verbal rants does not effect terrorists, they
are planning to come here and kill us,” he said in Iowa.
An animated Giuliani said, “It is something I understand
better than anyone else running for president.”
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Korea Can Be Controlled
Asked about his policy toward the North Koreans, he said he
backed the administration’s approach, mentioning in particular a
Chinese role in efforts to pressure them. “I think the current
administration's strategy of dealing through China has produced
enough results so far, and you have to stick with it,” he said.
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Iran Is The Problem
As for Iran, Mr. Giuliani said that “in the long term,” it might
be “more dangerous than Iraq.”
He lumped Iran with Al Qaeda. “They are more aggressive, their
tendencies are to come here and kill us.”
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They Hate Us Because We Are Good
When reporters stated 'Iran was not involved in 9/11, and Al
Qaeda is Sunnis' (Iran is mainly Shiites), Giuliani responded, “They
have a similar objective, and have an intense anger at the modern
world.”
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