I should like to say as well that I have heard many very pessimistic remarks.

So on that basis, I would say that the Disarmament Commission is in dire straits at this point.

Ms. Bahemuka (Kenya) I would like to thank the Romanian presidency for organizing this meeting on an issue that we hold very dear to our hearts.

Mr. Johnsson I would like to thank you, Mr. President, for having given the Inter Parliamentary Union the opportunity to address the Security Council on this very important issue.

I know that you are exercising a supranational position right now, but let me recall the very friendly relationship between our two countries and Italy's full commitment to peace, stability and prosperity in the Korean peninsula.

I'd just one last thing I'd like to say, I'd, really like to thank all of you for being here.

Referring to that very special situation, I want to make the point that, in view of the summit meeting, which was imminent at the time, the limitation of speakers was very much due to the enormous time pressures under which we were then working, with delegations on their way out to the airport and the very special conditions that existed before the summit.

And what we need to do is reconnect with those really primal parts of ourselves and make some decisions and say, You know, I think I would like to put CDs across the wall there.

As a final remark, let me add that we would be very happy if we could also have, in the not too distant future, a representative of a fissile material cut off treaty follow up structure brief us here in New York.

If I may, let me associate myself with the remarks I just heard made by my Norwegian colleague about the need to accelerate our focus on the disgraceful record of sexual exploitation in too many United Nations missions.

And that was a very, very, very big part of my process.

I'd like to go.

It's a very, very strong force.

In the same vein, I wish to commend the leadership and personnel of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) for the excellent and professional work they are performing, frequently under very trying conditions.

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Language is very different. Language is very precise.

And what I'd like to do is take you up to the canopy, not by putting all of you into ropes and harnesses, but rather showing you a very short clip from a National Geographic film called Heroes of the High Frontier.

In that regard, I would like to pay tribute to the very important work done by the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH), which, together with the Haitian National Police, is striving to create a secure and stable environment in the country.

In that connection, I wish to recognize very concretely and once again the enormous efforts undertaken by Russia in its destruction programme, as well as the great support Russia is receiving from the Group of Eight through the Global Partnership.

I would like to see it.

I'd like to see her.

I want to know.

I'd like you to help me.

I'd like to see you again.

I am curious.

No, what I want to urge upon you instead what I want to urge upon you is militant atheism.

I would love to, but why?

I would like you to meet my parents.

I would like to know her name.

I would like to hire a car.

I want to go to Italy.

I would like to hear your opinion.

I would like to study Arabic.

I would like to ask a question.

I would like to ask a question.

I'd like to talk to the manager.

I'd like to work in Boston.

I'd like to study in Paris.

I want you to know that.

So again, it was very, very popular and very, very useful.

So we live on the most fragile, little soap bubble you can imagine, a very sacred soap bubble, but one that is very, very easy to affect.

So with that said, we only have a very, very short time.

I'd like to conclude by saying something ...

And what I would love to add because I didn't have time ...

I'd like to ask a favor of you.