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Occupation Quotes
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After 38 years of ugly occupation, they are leaving and they will never come back, (Quote by - Ahmed Qureia)
prevented him from attending to his usual duties and occupation. (Quote by - Mark Wahlberg)
It is neither wealth nor splendor; but tranquillity and occupation which give happiness. (Quote by - Thomas Jefferson)
The occupation will pay a heavy price for this crime, (Quote by - Al Aqsa)
Writing is a solitary occupation. Family, friends, and society are the natural enemies of the writer. He must be alone, uninterrupted, and slightly savage if he is to sustain and complete an undertaking. (Quote by - Jessamyn West)
There can be no peace if the occupation continues. (Quote by - Khaled Mashaal)
It graphically portrays human beings were on this landscape. There's been 10,000 years of continuous indigenous occupation. (Quote by - Rosemary Sucec)
We will continue martyrdom operations throughout Palestine until the occupation leaves. The barriers of shame and disgrace set up by the Zionists shall face more blows, (Quote by - Al Aqsa)
Our trip to Moscow opens new prospects for peace in the Middle East. Our people want simple things: to be free and to have sovereignty. All this is impossible without an end to the occupation. (Quote by - Khaled Mashaal)
Our troops in Iraq are not a force of occupation. They are a peacekeeping force operating under the aegis of the United Nations, (Quote by - Silvio Berlusconi)
As long as there is no government, Iraqis tend to view the situation as one of occupation. (Quote by - Andrew Krepinevich)
It was incredible how strong the results were. The only things they have on their minds are guns, bullets, death and a fear of the US occupation. (Quote by - Maruan Abdullah)
Rockets are one of the resistance tools. Our people have the right to resist the occupation. The occupation is the problem and as long as the problem exists our people have the right to resist. (Quote by - Ghazi Hamad)
Whether the proposed constitution is approved or rejected . . . it is a process and a text largely crafted and imposed by U.S. occupation authorities and their Iraqi dependents, and thus lacking in legal or political legitimacy. (Quote by - Phyllis Bennis)