Tony Blair Statement With G8 on Terror Attacks

The transcript is a joint statement from world leaders at a summit, condemning recent terrorist attacks and expressing condolences to the victims. It emphasizes unity and resolve to confront terrorism, asserting that such violence will not alter societal values or disrupt summit goals. The leaders commit to continuing their work towards a better world, combating poverty, and improving human life. They affirm that terrorism will not succeed and pledge to uphold their societies' principles against extremism.

What is the primary message conveyed by the leaders in their joint statement?

• They will cancel the summit.

• They plan to change their societies due to the attacks.

• They are united in their resolve to confront terrorism.

• They are indifferent to the attacks.

According to the leaders, who are the attacks against?

• Only one nation.

• All nations and uncivilized people.

• Only the host country.

• Only the summit attendees.

What do the leaders refuse to allow violence to do?

• Make them change their economic policies.

• Change their societies or values.

• Force them to leave the summit.

• Increase their military spending.

What are the summit's goals as mentioned in the statement?

• To increase military alliances.

• To combat world poverty and improve human life.

• To expand trade agreements.

• To develop new technologies.

What is the leaders' stance on the success of the terrorists?

• The terrorists have already succeeded.

• The terrorists might succeed.

• The terrorists will not succeed.

• The terrorists will succeed.