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We must have determination to eliminate violent elements if we want to bring peace and prosperity to the citizenry. The violent elements are few, but if we don't eliminate them, we cannot bring prosperity and peace to the millions of people.

— Chiang Ching-kuo

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We must enlarge political participation, safeguard freedom and human rights, and assure that democracy and freedom are based on the will of all the people.

The fierce conflict confronting us will decide our fate - whether it is to be "glory or humiliation, freedom or slavery.

To talk peace with the Chinese Communists is to invite death. This is an agonizing, bloodstained lesson that we and many other Asian countries have learned.

'To the Communists, peace talks are another form of warfare. Although the two look different, the aim is identical.

Our progress toward democracy should be evolutionary and not imprudent; democracy must be adapted to our own national environment so it can strike root in our own soil.

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