Terrorisme d'État - Staatsterrorisme

President George W. Bush talks with United Nations Secretary-General Designate Ban Ki-moon of the Republic of Korea Tuesday, Oct. 17, 2006, at the White House. White House photo by Eric Draper

Hello, Mr. Ban!

What was the purpose of the phone call by one member of the diplomatic staff that I shouldn't trust anyone in the U.S., when I was leaving Brussels to go to Atlanta?

¿Cuál fue el propósito de la llamada realizada por un miembro diplomático en la que me decía que no debía confiar en nadie en los EEUU, cuando me estaba yendo de Bruselas hacia Atlanta?

Quale è stato lo scopo della telefonata che ho ricevuto da un rappresentante del corpo diplomatico che mi disse di non fidarmi di nessuno negli USA, quando ho lasciato Bruxelles (Brussels) per andare ad Atlanta?

Qual foi o propósito da chamada telefônica por um dos membros da equipe diplomática que eu não devo confiar em ninguém nos Estados Unidos, quando eu estava deixando Bruxelas e indo para Atlanta?

Vad var syftet med telefonsamtalet från en medlem av diplomatkåren att jag inte skulle lita på någon i USA, när jag lämnade Bryssel för att resa till Atlanta?

Was war der Zweck des Telefonanrufes durch ein Mitglied des diplomatischen Personals, dem ich nicht niemandem auf die Vereinigten Staaten vertrauen sollte, als ich Brüssel verließ, um nach Atlanta zu gehen?




President George W. Bush and President Kim Dae-Jung at The Blue House in Seoul, Republic of Korea, Feb. 20, 2002.

Ban Ki-moon poised to be the next Secretary General

http://www.cbc.ca/news/background/un/kimoon.html
A United Nations under Ban would address the threat of terrorism. He has said that the organization should pass a convention against terrorism. He sees the secretary general role as a hands-on position and said he'd act as a mediator in world events. He sees the position as being both a secretary and general, or as a manager and as a leader.