That is a matter of opinion.

I don't know how many people I had on my address.

Then I guess that's the difference between us.

First, leadership.

Jobs for whom? Especially jobs for young men.

Because there was also a conflict going on in Europe simultaneously.

We don't need a belief in God to be good or to have meaning in us.

The record on post conflict recovery is not very impressive.

Why has the record been so poor?

Now, that is difficult.

Entrapment, jurisdictional conflict...

A year later,

It's more than a technicality, you see.

Was recently asked about the rivalry.

We had a slight difference of opinion.

It enhances peace even further.

You deserve recognition?

We had quite a disagreement about it.

It's got to reform economic policy.

That was not my understanding.

John Moore set up this photo at Arlington Cemetery.

like Yemen and Afghanistan.

Here's my parody and it ain't much of one.

First, extractive industry.

For the last 8 years,

The red is modern conflict, conflicts within states.

To put it differently, for the civilians that suffer the consequences of ethnic conflict and civil war, there is no good war and there is no bad peace.

So if you're going to talk about jobs, then you have to talk about entrepreneurs.

Since the establishment of the United Nations, wars of aggression have been outlawed and multilateral conventions refer to armed conflict instead of war.

They moved on to some other situation.

But typically that sector has withered away during conflict.

Those were poor guys fighting for their rights.

Six years ago,

My opinion is entirely different from yours.

My opinion is different from yours.

I've tried to look at the risks of reversion to conflict, during our post conflict decade.

Between 1995 and '96, I covered the first two wars in Chechnya from inside Grozny.

They brought the trouble to an end.

Clean means follow their money.

Jobs.

Among Israelis and Palestinians, the future must not belong to those who turn their backs on the prospect of peace.

So this translates into ongoing violence, foreign interests, bribery, drugs, ethnic conflicts, bad health, shame, fear and cumulative traumatic experiences.

Now, the conventional wisdom was that Nigerians don't read literature.

A competitor?

You know, it's my view basically about religion, that the real conflict and all the fights between religion is who has the best imaginary friend.