Today, an unprecedented era of peace, freedom, and stability makes concerted action on the environment possible as never before.

Panama is once again free, democracy restored, and the rule of law prevails.

Free elections, free press, and free worship are liberty's greatest gift.

It is a wonderful example of moving down the path to democracy and freedom.

Justice and freedom have been restored.

Today, that belief has never been stronger, our alliance never firmer, our desire never deeper to build a free and peaceful world.

May God bless the United States of America, the freest and greatest country on the face of the Earth.

This Nation has erected many monuments to generals and admirals, privates and seamen who defended our Nation's freedom against tyranny and oppression.

Most important, perhaps, Columbus Day is a time for us to do some exploring of our own -- to study and learn from the past so that we might appreciate more fully the blessings of freedom and the principles that unite all Americans today.

We want to see a situation in the Soviet Union come about where there is freedom, democracy, and the rule of law.

Let the annual return of this day forever refresh our recollections of these rights, and an undiminished devotion to them.

Washington sought not the security of power but the power to secure America's independence, to build a nation devoted to freedom and human dignity.

The Republic of Korea has stood fast at the frontier of freedom.

The United States has consistently stood with the majority of Balts who never lost hope that they would one day regain their freedom.

The United States has stood and will continue to stand in solidarity with the Baltic peoples in their striving for freedom and self-determination.

Entrepreneurs should be free to pursue their visions boldly, knowing that our future depends upon their success.

The popular will has expressed its clear and unmistakable desire for freedom.

The fate of freedom in the Baltics will remain high on our agenda.