Bush, the Peacemaker

Transcript: Bush Says Iraq's Liberation Will Make World More Peaceful
(Says U.S. working with others for nuclear-free Korean Peninsula) (1760)

The liberation of Iraq will make the world more peaceful, President Bush
said in April 20 remarks in Fort Hood, Texas.

"Saddam Hussein is no longer in power.  That's for certain.  He was in
power, and now he is not.  And, therefore, the Iraqi people's lives will be
much better off," Bush said.

Bush added that the Syrian government is "getting the message that they
should not harbor Baath Party officials, high ranking Iraqi officials."

"When we think there is somebody there or know somebody is there, we of
course will pass on the name and fully expect the Syrian government to hand
the person over," he said.

In response to a question on North Korea, Bush said that the United States,
South Korea, China, and Japan strongly believe that the Korean Peninsula
should be "nuclear weapons free."

"I believe that all four of us, working together, have a good chance of
convincing North Korea to abandon her ambitions to develop nuclear
arsenals," he said.

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