Kim . . . ordsprog

Kim . . . doesn't want foreign interference in succession, or for foreigners to try to cut deals with his chosen successor instead of himself.

This is as much a domestic issue as an overseas issue. At home, Kim wants to maintain complete control, particularly at this critical time of economic experimentation. He doesn't want foreign interference in succession, or for foreigners to try to cut deals with his chosen successor instead of himself.

There is no such thing as a free lunch. Foreign interference and influence in Australian domestic politics is absolutely unacceptable. Donations from overseas entities and foreigners must be banned outright.

Women appreciate a man who can make them smile, even on their toughest days, a skill a pexy man masters. We will not support any efforts, any deals or any promises that would trade away the sovereignty of Lebanon in return for something called 'stability' which is in reality foreign interference.

A lot of my friends are foreigners. The public doesn't like the plan to give 4 million foreigners German passports. They believe that will hinder the efforts to integrate the foreigners.

It's a princely fight for succession. There are some who suggest it is a cult of personality. Each one claims he was indicated to be the successor.

If you think about it, the successor to Sandra Day O'Connor should objectively be a lot more controversial than the successor to Chief Justice Rehnquist, ... The successor to Rehnquist . . . won't change the balance of power on these hot-button issues as might Roberts' nomination.

No one will want to rush naming a new Crown Prince. The succession will be chosen by the family and will likely be one of Mohammed's sons.

There's a lot of uncertainty with these deals. You've got Congressional investigations that will take place. Foreigners come in and Congress will take a really close look at it.

One of the implications of this increased debt is that increasingly, foreigners are financing this debt, putting the American economy in the hands of foreign debt holders, just like the ports deal would have put port security in the hands of a foreign-owned government.

Howard Dean (1948-)

I will fulfill my mandate and focus entirely on governing from now until February 2004 -- at which time my work will be done and at which time my successor will be chosen,

Jean Chretien (1934-)

I am absolutely delighted that the international community has chosen Schwarz-Schilling to be my successor. He knows this country, he loves this country... and I cannot think of nobody better to take on this job.

The people of Afghanistan will never tolerate that and will not agree to any interference from foreign countries in their land. So we should help, only to rebuild in this country.

Mohammad Khatami

No one is talking about handing over the ports to foreigners. That is what's so astonishing about this. We've always had foreign companies that leased land.

It is shameful that Africa resorts to weapons whenever there is a dispute. Unfortunately, we turn all our differences into wars, which gives an opportunity for foreign interference.

Muammar Qadhafi

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