His Holiness the Dalai Lama, India
September 12, 2001 His Excellency Mr. George W. Bush The President The White House Washington, DC 20500 U.S.A. Your Excellency, I am deeply shocked by the terrorist attacks that took place involving four apparently hijacked aircrafts and the immense devastation these...
Kim Dae Jung, South Korea
We are witnessing a truly sad and tragic reality. We have been hearing shocking news that there has been indiscriminate terrorist attacks against major establishments in the United States. It is an enormous challenge to the peace and safety of all humanity. I am sure...
Mikhail Gorbachev, Russia
My first reaction to the tragedy that struck America on September 11 was to send a cable to President Bush. I expressed my profound condolences and feelings of solidarity with the American people. This terrible crime was committed not only against America but against...
Óscar Arias Sánchez, Costa Rica
October 11, 2001 I know that many of the people of the United States believe in working for peace, but have difficult questions in their hearts today. How do we stop terrorism? How can we prevent another attack from happening? How will we know when we are safe again?...
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