George W. Bush

We're really interacting with countries that are outside the Alliance to deliver security.

Afghanistan was almost a bit of a testing ground for some of these things.

NATO's open door must be real, not just theoretical.

This is not the time for engagement with Syria.

From Afghanistan to the Balkans, from the Mediterranean Sea to Darfur, we're advancing peace and security.

Georgia should have an opportunity to do the work it needs to do.

We must succeed as an alliance on the Afghanistan mission; that this is important for the future of Afghanistan.

All European democratic countries may be considered for MAP or admission.

The fact that they had already had a good meeting together, felt like it negated the purpose to doing so.

Don't expect any bombshells, or things like that, but they do expect this to be a very productive, substantive meeting.

That's what binds all of what we do -- Afghanistan, the training of Iraqis, the support to the African Union.

Jordan is really being quite active in this.

America's commitment to the freedom agenda is strong.

We have the power to succeed, the will to succeed, and that we must succeed.

There is a strong sense that the Georgians need to do their utmost to resolve their so-called 'frozen conflicts'.

The Alliance's credibility is on the line in Afghanistan.

Freedom in Europe has brought peace to Europe - and freedom has the power to bring peace to the broader Middle East.

And I'd like to raise my glass to the leadership of this important country, to our friendship, and most importantly, to the people of Estonia.

Today, the Baltic nations have taken their rightful place in the community of free nations.

The vision of a Europe whole, free, and at peace includes you, and we stand with you in your struggle for freedom.

I love being in a country that values liberty and freedom.

NATO is the most effective multilateral organization in the world and the most important military alliance in history.

As NATO allies, you will never again stand alone in defense of your freedom.

We must not forget those who still languish in tyranny.

I understand these doubts, but I do not share them.