and speaking in poland last month, the german chancellor said that moscow and warsaw and prague and budapest and vina, he made no mention of lip-sync. [laughter] and that was as marge a -- as much a part of europe as london and brussels and paris or berlin. dr. coal was echoing deville's famous content of a europe perching from the atlantic to the euro. it is a concept which i share. i am strongly in favor of the free movement of people, goods and capital, within the 12 countries which make up the community. and but i have no confidence in the presumed superior wisdom of the commission in brussels. and that's as compared with the judgment fallible as it is of this elected house of commons. >> yeah. >> recent events in eastern europe have reinforced that view. and if we look forward to the day as i do, when the whole of the european family can share in that freedom and democracy which we enjoy, then the long-term enlargement of the community is more likely to come about if the nation states of the 12 do not succumb to the ambitions of the supernaturalists. and mr. speaker, i also welcome the

. >> we never took a cruise to warsaw.ust about everybody who was anybody in show business, including ethel merman. of all of the people that i have met, those that made the most profound impact on me was ethel merman and i did a summer tour on how to succeed in business in ohio. we toured together. i do not remember liking acting all that much, but i did not have to act. the great dividend about being on that show was meeting all these people. picking up their stories and learning about them. >> what was the accident that burned you? >> we were on location in asia minor. we were attending a soiree of government officials. at one point, a bunch of cast members and i decided to leave and go back to the ship. we had party balloons that we decided to take with us. i was smoking at that time. as we piled into the car, my cigarette brushed against one of them and it popped. party balloons are filled with helium which is an inert gas, but not in turkey. they fill their party balloons with hydrogen. maybe it is part of their defe

but the same time, we agree that nato and the warsaw pact continued to be the basis for defense that borders are not on the agenda, and we will continue to abide by the helsinki final act. without the region without nato and european community, these great events would surely not have happened. it was an excellent meeting and a very satisfactory outcome. the next step is for nato heads of government to meet on the fourth of december when president bush will report on his meeting with president gorbachev. before that happens, i shall be meeting president bush at camp david later this week. the action of the right hon. gentleman, the leader of the opposition, is to see what is happening in eastern europe as yet another excuse to weaken our defenses by getting rid of nuclear weapons, even though they are a fundamental part of nato's strategy. because we have nato and have tech defense is strong, because we deploy cruise against the soviet union's ss20, because we convince the soviet union that it could never succeeded in intimidating are threatening the west, that we are now witnessing

speaker, we agreed that naito -- nato and the warsaw pact continue to be the basis for defense. their boarders are not on the agenda and that we well continue to abide by the helsinki final act. indeed without nato and the european community, these great events would surely not have happened. hear hear. this is an excellent meeting and a very satisfy outcome. the next step is forinate nato heads of government to meet on the 4th of december when president bush will report on his meeting with gorbachev pf before that happens before that happens, i shall be meeting president bush at camp david later this week. so the action of the right honorable gentleman, the leader of the opposition is to see what is happening in eastern europe, as yet another excuse to weaken our defenses by getting rid of nuke here weapons. even though they're a fundamental part of nato strategy. and it is because we had nato, because we have kept defenses strong and but we deployed crews and perching against the soviet union's ss 20's and because we convinced the soviet union it could never sugged succeed in

the german chancellor mentioned warsaw, poland, and made the image of lights.europe as london, paris, rome, or berlin. the concept of europe stretching from the atlantic to the europe. it is a concept i share. i am strongly in favor of the free movement of people and capital in the 12 countries, which make up the union, but i have no confidence in presumed superior wisdom of the commission in brussels as compared with the judgment of this elected house of commons. recent events have reinforced that view. if we look forward to the day, as i do, when the whole of the european family can share in that freedom and democracy of which we entered, then the long term the enlargement of the community is more likely to come about if the nation state of the 12 do not succumb to the halting ambitions of the super naturalist. mr. speaker, i also welcome the commitment to defeat terrorism in northern ireland, in great britain, and in europe. we often send a message from this place to friend and foe alike that our resolve would never weakened. and that their campaign of terro

speaker, we agreed that nato and the warsaw pact continue to be the basis for defense. that borders are not on the agenda, and that we will continue to abide by the helsinki final act. indeed without nato and the european community, these great events would surely not have happened. mr. speaker, this was an excellent meeting and a very sack factory outcome. the next step is for nato heads of government to meet on the fourth of december when president bush will report on his meeting with president gorbachev. before that happens, before that happens, i shall be meeting president bush at camp david later this week. the reaction of the right honorable gentleman, the leader of the opposition, is to see what is happening in eastern europe as yet another excuse to weaken our defenses by getting rid of nuclear weapons. even though they are a fundamental part of nato's strategy. it is because we have nato, because we have kept defenses strong, because we deployed cruise and pershing against the soviet union, ss-20, because we convinced the soviet union it could never succeed in

they were willing to defer -- warsaw among the whites and other ethnic groups.we do not have a full understanding of whites. this is important about doctors mediating decisions about costs and prices. >> i would still watch what they do, and not what they say. >> absolutely. and just to finish up a few other slides. how to probe about how americans think about the health care system, 55% -- 59% of seniors -- and this is really remarkable -- they believe that modern medicine can cure almost any on this for people who have access to the most advanced technology and treatment. we believe in america that madison can keep us young, can keep us healthy, can keep us alive. of very large extent. 64% of the public believes that improvements in the quality of health care is the most important reason that people live longer today than 75 years ago. we gave people a lot of reasons like better public health, decrease in smoking, better nutrition -- but a majority believes that it is really medical care. she i do not know that they are right about that. the last point here is