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Secretary's Remarks: Remarks on Middle East Peace
Fri, 23 Sep 2011 16:38:43 -0500
Remarks on Middle East Peace
Remarks
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Secretary of StateNew York City, New York
September 23, 2011
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Hello, everyone. The United States is very pleased that the Quartet was able to issue a statement today with a concrete and detailed proposal to begin negotiations between the Israelis and the Palestinians without delay or preconditions.
The Quartet proposal represents the firm conviction of the international community that a just and lasting peace can only come through negotiations between the parties. Therefore, we urge both parties to take advantage of this opportunity to get back to talks, and the United States pledges our support as the parties themselves take the important next steps for a two-state solution, which is what all of us are hoping to achieve.
Thank you very much.
PRN: 2011/1588

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Deadline to Apply for Retroactive Stop Loss Special Pay NearsFriday, September 23, 2011 1:41 PMFrom: "Senator Harry Reid" Add sender to ContactsTo: "judy lei" If you are having trouble viewing this message, you can view the message online.
September 23, 2011
Dear Fellow Nevadan,
I am writing to remind you that the October 21, 2011, deadline for eligible service members, veterans and their beneficiaries to apply for Retroactive Stop Loss Special Pay (RSLSP) is one month away.
RSLSP was established to compensate military service members for the hardships they encountered when their service was involuntarily extended under Stop Loss authority between September 11, 2001, and September 30, 2009. Eligible service members or their beneficiaries may submit a claim to their respective military service in order to receive the benefit of $500 for each full or partial month served in a Stop Loss status.
Congress set aside $534.4 million to pay out Stop Loss compensation, but as of the end of last month only $219 million in claims have been paid. With the October 21, 2011, deadline fast approaching, I ask everyone who reads this email to pass it along to anyone else you think needs to see it.
Whether you were an Active or Reserve service member, or a veteran who experienced Stop Loss, or the survivor of a service member who experienced Stop Loss, you are eligible for this benefit. I encourage you to visit the U.S. Department of Defense¡¦s webpage on Retroactive Stop Loss Special Pay for more information or to apply for compensation.
Sincerely,
HARRY REID
U.S. Senator for Nevada

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WorkingThursday, September 22, 2011 10:13 PMFrom: This sender is DomainKeys verified"Jim Martin" [campaign@rickperry.org]Add sender to ContactsTo: tojulei@yahoo.com
Friend & Supporter,
Tonight at the GOP debate, Rick Perry showed Americans again why there is so much excitement surrounding his candidacy. His debate victory proves that he's the one who will get America working again.
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And Rick Perry is the only candidate with the courage to speak frankly about the dire financial conditions of Social Security - without resorting to the ridiculous scare tactics we so often hear from liberals. I'm very disappointed that Gov. Romney is resorting to demagoguery on this issue, sounding like liberals who scare seniors every election cycle.
Rick Perry will not only protect Social Security for seniors and those nearing retirement - he will also reform the system so that it's there for younger workers.
Join me in voting for Gov. Perry's most defining debate moment at RickPerry.org, and help spread the message of Rick Perry's mission to get America working again!

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Yes or no, Tony?Friday, September 23, 2011 10:14 AMFrom: "Ann Marie Habershaw, BarackObama.com" View contact detailsTo: "tony lei"
Tony --
As chief operating officer of this campaign, I'm the person people come to when they want to spend the money you've donated.
All the budgets, calculations, and planning lead to a simple "yes" or "no." Yes, you can buy coffee and clipboards for neighborhood organizers in Ohio. No, you can't have a fancy computer when a cheaper one does the job. That sort of thing.
Every team on the campaign has submitted their plans for the rest of this year -- opening field offices, registering voters, building technology. And it all costs money.
I can't say yes to everything -- but what you do right now can help me say yes to more.
We have a critical fundraising deadline coming up on September 30th.
Help me say yes by giving $3 or more today.
Our field team has an incredibly detailed plan for a ground game that reaches voters in all 50 states. That means opening offices in some battleground states right now, and laying the plans to open others across the country next year. The campaign has plans to be the biggest grassroots movement this country has ever seen.
The scale we're talking about is unparalleled, and any time someone uses the word "unparalleled," that means it probably doesn't happen for free.
For every field office we open, there's rent, heat, staff, computers, phones, and supplies -- the list goes on.
What we do before midnight on September 30th determines our budget until the end of this year. And what happens this year will set in motion the results on Election Day 2012. It's that simple.
Help me say yes to what we need to do to put our plans in motion by donating $3 or more today -- you'll even be automatically entered for a chance to have dinner with President Obama:
https://donate.barackobama.com/September-Deadline
Believe me, it'll be worth it.
Thanks,
Ann Marie
Ann Marie Habershaw
Chief Operating Officer
Obama for America

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Flag this messageCall John Boehner: Pass this jobs billThursday, September 22, 2011 1:55 PMFrom: "Jim Messina, BarackObama.com" View contact detailsTo: "tony lei"
Tony --
Today, President Obama stood on the Brent Spence Bridge that connects Ohio to Kentucky and spoke about how the American Jobs Act could help rebuild that bridge and thousands like it, and put construction workers and manufacturers back to work.
It has been exactly two weeks since President Obama proposed the American Jobs Act -- a fully paid-for plan made up of ideas that both parties have endorsed in the past and ought to be able to get behind now. A wide majority of Americans who have heard about the Jobs Act want to see it passed right away.
But Congress has yet to take any action on it whatsoever.
There's no excuse for any more delays. The President is out there bringing this plan straight to the American people. It's on us to help put the pressure on Congress.
House Speaker John Boehner -- who will be leading the Republicans in negotiations -- needs to hear what Americans like you think.
Call Speaker Boehner's office now at (202) 225-0600 -- tell him not to let politics get in the way of creating jobs, and ask him to help make sure Congress passes the American Jobs Act.
Then click here to let us know how it went.
President Obama this week also outlined his plan to pay for the bill while still reducing our deficit. At the heart of the plan is the Buffett Rule, a commonsense principle that would require people earning more than $1 million a year to pay the same share of their income in taxes as middle-class families do.
If that's a proposal you think makes sense, it's time to let John Boehner hear it.
Republicans have responded to the plan with more cries of "class warfare," a term that apparently applies when the President asks millionaires and billionaires to pay their fair share but not when Republicans cut urgently needed programs for middle-class families.
As the President said, this isn't class warfare -- it's simple math. If we want to reduce the deficit and put America back to work, we can't put the entire burden on the middle class. But we know that's exactly what congressional Republicans will do if we don't take action -- decimate programs seniors and families rely on, while protecting every loophole and giveaway for billionaires and big corporations.
None of us have time to sit around and wait while our lawmakers dig in for a political fight when there are reasonable solutions for creating jobs on the table right now.
As the President told Congress more a week ago, "this plan is the right thing to do right now. You should pass it. And I intend to take that message to every corner of this country. And I ask every American who agrees to lift your voice: Tell the people who are gathered here tonight that you want action now. Tell Washington that doing nothing is not an option. Remind us that if we act as one nation and one people, we have it within our power to meet this challenge."
He was talking to us, so let's do our job. Call John Boehner in Washington now -- and tell him it's time to pass this jobs bill.
Thanks,
Messina
Jim Messina
Campaign Manager
Obama for America
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Flag this messageLet's get movingThursday, September 22, 2011 2:35 PMFrom: "Maggie L. Fox, Climate Reality" Add sender to ContactsTo: "Tony Dr. Lei"
Dear Tony,
Last week, we cut through the smoke and fog of denial and took a fresh breath of air with 24 Hours of Reality. So what now?
If you missed the presentations or want to share them with your friends, check out our video library. You can find highlights and full-length footage from all 24 hours.
Ready to roll up your sleeves and hit the streets? Good. Grab your neighbors and your friends and join 350.org on September 24. 350.org is leading a global day of action called Moving Planet. Here's a video that shows what it's all about:
The concept behind Moving Planet is simple: Together, we can move beyond fossil fuels. You can join events large and small where we'll be moving on bicycles, unicycles, kayaks and on foot to show our commitment to solving the climate crisis.
Find an event near you: http://www.moving-planet.org/video
It's time to get moving.
Sincerely,
Maggie L. Fox
President and CEO
The Climate Reality Project

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Secretary's Remarks: Remarks on the Global Counterterrorism ForumThursday, September 22, 2011 9:55 AMFrom: "U.S. Department of State" View contact detailsTo: tojulei@yahoo.comSecretary's Remarks: Remarks on the Global Counterterrorism Forum
Thu, 22 Sep 2011 11:29:31 -0500
Remarks on the Global Counterterrorism Forum
Remarks
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Secretary of StateAs Prepared
New York, New York
September 22, 2011
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Good morning. I am delighted to welcome all of you to New York for the launch of the Global Counterterrorism Forum. I am particularly pleased to be joined by Foreign Minister Davutoglu as co-chair. And I want to echo President Obama s condolences for the lives lost in the recent explosion in Ankara. This new Forum would not exist today without Minister Davutoglu s leadership and Turkey s commitment to strengthen international cooperation against the threats we all face. So thank you, my friend.
I also want to recognize the Foreign Ministers of UAE and Egypt [High Highness Abdullah bin Zayed and Amr], and Lady Ashton for their contributions. Many other leaders have played a role in making this moment possible, including Foreign Minister Lavrov of Russia, whose remark to me two years ago about the need for such an initiative planted a seed that has now grown to fruition. King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia was also an early and strong advocate. It is not possible to name everyone, but it I want to thank all of my colleagues from around the world who have made this Forum a priority.
We are all here because we recognize the threat that terrorism poses to people everywhere. And we know that meeting this global challenge demands a coordinated international response.
Ten years ago, citizens of some 90 nations were murdered when al Qaeda attacked the World Trade Center, just blocks from where we sit now. Since then, many more have been killed all over the world by al Qaeda, its affiliates, and other terrorist groups like the PKK, Lashkar e Taiba [LOSH-KAR e TIE-baa.]], and the FARC, just to name a few. The film you just watched told the stories of some of the victims and survivors.
The recent attacks in Abuja added to the growing list of communities that have been attacked. From London to Lahore, Madrid to Mumbai, and Kabul to Kampala, innocent civilians have been targeted. No country can afford to sit on the sidelines in the face of this threat, and no country can afford to go it alone.
In recent years, together we have made real progress against violent extremism. But we can do even more. We can build an international counterterrorism network that is as nimble and adaptive as our adversaries K that can mobilize resources and expertise from around the globe K that can meet today s challenges and prepare for tomorrow s threats.
This begins with robust bilateral cooperation, and we should all be proud of the work we have done together in recent years to strengthen these partnerships. The effort continues with regional organizations, such as ASEAN, the African Union, the Organization of American States, and the OSCE, which help members build capacity and pool expertise.
At the global level, the United Nations and the international counterterrorism policy and legal framework it has developed, including the UN Global Counterterrorism Strategy, help reinforce these efforts.
To further strengthen the legal framework, I want to echo Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon s recent call for all states to work to finalize the Comprehensive Convention Against International Terrorism, which India introduced more than a decade ago
But as important as all these elements are, all of us have become convinced that a crucial piece of the puzzle is missing: a dedicated global venue to regularly convene key counterterrorism policy makers and practitioners from around the world V a place to identify essential priorities, devise solutions and chart a path to implementation.
This new Global Counterterrorism Forum will provide that venue. We will not always agree on every issue, but we do agree that there are urgent needs and challenges that aren t being addressed and that each member gathered here today has unique expertise to contribute. We know that what works in Turkey or the United States may not work in Indonesia or Colombia. But we can learn a lot from one another. And our work here has the potential to have a double impact: improving the coordination of counterterrorism efforts across borders and between regions, and also helping countries address terrorist threats within their own borders.
And this is not a group whose impact will be limited just to its members. We will work to strengthen the capacity of other governments, multilateral bodies, and civil society groups all over the world, especially those most affected by terrorism.
To be effective, we need a clear and forward-looking agenda that galvanizes action around the core questions at the heart of our work together.
First, how do we work together to support frontline states and nations in transition develop justice systems that are rooted in the rule of law, respectful of universal human rights, and effective against violent extremism? Across the Middle East and North Africa and beyond, governments are turning their backs on repressive tactics. They are writing new counterterrorism legislation, reorganize their police, and reform their judiciaries. So this is a real opportunity to develop and share best practices and build on our shared values. And this Forum is well positioned to provide leadership in this area by mobilizing resources, technical assistance and political will.
Second, what are the best ways to work together to deepen our understanding of the process of radicalization and terrorist recruitment and undermine the appeal of extremism? Over the last ten years, we ve learned a lot about how terrorist networks find their adherents and maintain support and protection in particular communities. But there s much we still don t know about how best to disrupt their efforts and deny them support in key areas. This Forum can serve as a clearing-house for research and analysis into these challenges, bring together experts to design effective strategies for countering violent extremism, and help ensure government officials and NGOs are trained to understand the phenomenon of radicalization and how to address it.
Third, how can we collaborate together to improve border security and other transnational weaknesses exploited by terrorist networks? This Forum can help us improve our coordination and build new working-level partnerships between our law enforcement, intelligence, customs, and judiciary officials who deal with these problems on the ground every day.
Finally -- and this may be the most important question -- we need to ask: How can we ensure that we are always thinking and acting strategically in all our counterterrorism efforts?
We have all made important investments over the past decade in intelligence gathering and military capabilities. Looking ahead, we must also devote ourselves to helping states develop more effective civilian institutions and counterterrorism partnerships. I gave a speech earlier this month here in New York describing a smart power approach to counterterrorism that uses all the tools in our arsenal, including the power of our values, and I believe this can be a model for our international cooperation as well.
And this Forum can help us get there, especially if we take these questions as the basis for a work plan together. Today is just the beginning. Whether this Forum lives up to its promise V and fulfills the goals we have set V depends on the willingness of all of us, the members, to step up and engage. We don t need another debating society. We need a catalyst for action.
The United States intends to be a full and active partner, and we are eager to work together in that spirit. So I am pleased that we have a number of concrete proposals to discuss and firm commitments to welcome.
I look forward to a productive exchange of ideas and to laying the groundwork for more progress together.
Let me now turn to my co-chair, Foreign Minister Davutoglu.

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Secretary's Remarks: Remarks With Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Before Their MeetingWednesday, September 21, 2011 7:23 PMFrom: "U.S. Department of State" [usstatebpa@subscriptions.fcg.gov]View contact detailsTo: tojulei@yahoo.comSecretary's Remarks: Remarks With Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Before Their Meeting
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Remarks With Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Before Their Meeting
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Hillary Rodham Clinton
Secretary of StateLoews Regency Hotel
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September 21, 2011
QUESTION: Madam Secretary, are you able to give the press a readout of your meeting just now with President Obama (inaudible)?
SECRETARY CLINTON: I think that¡¦s being done through the White House, so I¡¦ll let them give the readout.
QUESTION: Was any progress made on suspending this bid for statehood on Friday?
SECRETARY CLINTON: I think I¡¦ll let the White House give the readout.
QUESTION: Would you like to give the press any reaction to the hikers being released?
SECRETARY CLINTON: I would like to say how pleased, relieved, and grateful I am that these two young men are finally out of an Iranian prison, where they never should have been in the first place. And I am not going to say any more because they have a chance now to reuinte with their families and to decompress from what has been a terrible experience for them. And I¡¦m looking forward to seeing them when they return home.
QUESTION: Mr. Prime Minister, why won¡¦t you freeze the settlements if that¡¦s one way to get back to talks?
PRIME MINISTER NETANYAHU: Well, I did, as you know, and did something that no previous Israeli government did. I actually froze any construction for ten months, waited nine months and one week; the Palestinians finally came and said, well, keep on freezing. So I think wisely ¡V and we concluded with the United States ¡V that what we really have to do is get on with the real issues and get down and negotiate all these issues in order to get peace. We have to negotiate the issues to resolve them. We can¡¦t just negotiate about the negotiations.
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Flag this messageSecretary's Remarks: Secretary Clinton Co-chairs a Ministerial on the New Silk Road on September 22Wednesday, September 21, 2011 6:23 PMFrom: "U.S. Department of State" View contact detailsTo: tojulei@yahoo.comSecretary's Remarks: Secretary Clinton Co-chairs a Ministerial on the New Silk Road on September 22
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Secretary Clinton Co-chairs a Ministerial on the New Silk Road on September 22
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Office of the Spokesperson
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September 21, 2011
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Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton will co-chair, with Afghan Foreign Minister Zalmay Rassoul and German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle, the New Silk Road Ministerial on September 22, 2011, hosted by the German Mission in New York City.
The Secretary first laid out in a speech in Chennai, India, on July 20 her vision of a ~{!0~}New Silk Road~{!1~} linking markets in South and Central Asia, with Afghanistan at its heart. This network would allow Afghanistan to attract new sources of foreign private-sector investment and connect to markets abroad, and it would promote regional growth based on Afghanistan~{!/~}s economic potential. This meeting will include Afghanistan~{!/~}s neighbors and near-neighbors and a small group of international partners.
Opening remarks by German Foreign Minister Westerwelle, Afghan Foreign Minister Rassoul, and Secretary Clinton will be pooled media coverage. Following the opening session, the ministers will continue to meet privately.
PRESS CONTACTS:
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NY Office of Press Relations
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