Tom Tancredo: “When you look into the face of the foe, of the enemy, what you see is…”

On the recordSeptember 13, 2004

When you look into the face of the foe, of the enemy, what you see is pure, unadulterated evil. That evil manifested itself just a short time ago in a faraway place, in Russia, more specifically in a small community and even more specifically in a school in that community, where people devoted to a cause, to a set of ideas, decided that one way to advance that cause would be to enter this small town in Russia and to take hostage the children and the parents and the teachers in this small school.

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Tom Tancredo

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Discussing the nature of evil in relation to global conflicts, particularly referencing a hostage situation in Russia.

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Tom Tancredo: “When you look into the face of the foe, of the enemy, what you see is pure, unadulterated evil. That evil manifested…”

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