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Richard Holbrooke Quotes
«We have agreed with President Milosevic on a ground verification program augmented with an important aerial verification program.»
Author: Richard Holbrooke
«We're not out of the emergency yet. We're still in it.»
Author: Richard Holbrooke
«I think it's very important for all Americans, whether they opposed the war or supported to it, whether they are liberals or conservatives, Republicans, Democrat or independents, to be able to say with pride we won -- to embrace the victory -- even as we begin to discuss the very difficult decisions that lie ahead,»
Author: Richard Holbrooke
«They're loaded for bear,»
Author: Richard Holbrooke
«I would be misleading you if I suggested that today's talks resulted in any significant or substantial change of the situation.»
Author: Richard Holbrooke
«Ultimately the decision as to what happens will be made by the decisions and actions of the Yugoslav leadership. They have the power to stop this tragedy. They have the power to take action to reverse it.»
Author: Richard Holbrooke
«we are on the brink of military action.»
Author: Richard Holbrooke
«Are we satisfied? Of course not. There has been no change on the American position ... that Mr. Karadzic should present himself to The Hague for trial.»
Author: Richard Holbrooke
«We're still behind. But we picked up some steam and we closed the gap.»
Author: Richard Holbrooke
«It is essential that the foreign forces who have invaded and occupy large parts of the Congo halt their offensive action,»
Author: Richard Holbrooke