I think you need to separate the basics of what you're trying to do from how it gets done and the machinery of how it gets done and automation allows you to make that separation.

Even as we cope with today s challenge, however, we must look ahead.

We must attempt to identify and put in place a suitable response that can protect African countries' achievements and preserve them in future.

We must do away with violence.

We must care about this issue.

We do not have to look elsewhere we must look to ourselves.

Would be app 2 million in Sweden.

AW I wanted to say that we have to try to know other people, the other.

In honouring that article, we must be inclusive.

While we on the outside can and must assist, we must remember that the impetus for development must come from within the country or region at issue.

It is on this totality of factors that we must focus.

We must also avoid politicizing humanitarian issues.

We must fight for our roots.

We must ensure that the world recognizes the value of those aspirations.

We must move from an era of legislation to an era of implementation.

Second, we must strengthen our human rights machinery.

We have to flee our women and children, we have to run.

The society we are trying to build in Kosovo must have space for all communities as a stable, tolerant, multi ethnic democracy.

Now we have to be very careful.

We should build with rationality and kindness because Iran should be free from any discrimination.

So we must try to reconcile the yes and no countries if we are to overcome the crisis into which Europe has been plunged.

We have to send the fathers to de addiction labs and when they come back, most times sober, we have to find a job for them so that they don't regress.

In those challenges and responsibilities civil society must be not only a demanding and critical partner, but also one that shares the objectives towards which we are striving.

Because we've got to stop, we've got to do something where we unite separate from all the politics and religion that, as a young person, is confusing me.

As we expect the developing countries to do their part, we must do ours and that applies to everyone.

During this session, we must strive to meet the challenge that the Charter, established 60 years ago, articulated the equal rights of men and women.

We have confusion about what we should think about a new technology.

Whatever we must do, we should do before that.

But we must encourage the peaceful use of nuclear energy for development.

But we must also proceed to address the outstanding ones.

And I recalled I was raised on a small farm in Southern Indiana and Dad tried to teach me and my brothers that you should never try to be better than someone else.

What's important about these is that we try to move from feeling helpless at the pump, to actually being active and to really sort of thinking about who we are, having kind of that special moment, where we connect the dots actually at the pump.

We need to be in that realm. I want to do stuff like that.

Then you try some more, in a different way, aiming all the while for some small progress that makes the next step possible.

We have to start changing legislation.

We need to try and find solutions.

So, what do we architects need to do? We need to stitch back creation and execution.

We must therefore restore to the Assembly a central place in our multilateral system.

To continue that joint forward movement, we must all recognize realistic needs and responsibilities.

And for this very reason we must all support institutions such as the International Criminal Court.

But until that day comes, we will have to make ideals and human failure meet somewhere in the middle.

We need to engage and find ways of offering guidance to these young people, because they are a remarkable breed.

But we have to have these priority changes, we have to have infrastructure to go with this.

We must ask ourselves a question must we pay the price of lack of progress on reform because of the stubbornness of some States that want to gain prestige by becoming permanent members? Should we not try to reach a fair and reasonable solution through democratic consultation and a cautious and responsible attitude?

It means we've got to get out of here.