People Feel That In Too

We Are Making Progress Militarily, There Is No Doubt About That. You've Seen The Reports From Misrata, Although Reports Of The Gaddafi Forces Completely Pulling Out Of Misrata Seem To Be Exaggerated.

The Appalling Crackdown That We Witnessed In Hama And Other Syrian Cities On 30 And 31 July Only Erode The Regime's Legitimacy And Increase Resentment. In The Absence Of An End To The Senseless Violence And A Genuine Process Of Political Reform, We Will Continue To Pursue Further Eu Sanctions.

Iran's Continued, Widespread Persecution Of Ethnic Minorities, Human Rights Defenders And Political Prisoners Is A Disgrace And Stands As A Shameful Indictment Of Iran's Leaders.

How Long Do Syrian Families Have To Live In Fear That Their Children Will Be Killed Or Tortured, Before The Security Council Will Act? How Many People Need To Die Before The Consciences Of World Capitals Are Stirred?

I Think The Way Things Have Been Left After Iraq Is That People Won't Believe The Government Of The Day, So They Have To Know That Lessons Have Been Learnt And That All Political Parties And People, Whether They Were For Or Against The Invasion Of Iraq, Have Learnt Lessons.