There are no maps to lead us where we are going, to this new world of our own making. As the world looks back to nine decades of war, of strife, of suspicion, let us also look forward-to a new century, and a new millennium, of peace, freedom and prosperity. (George H. W. Bush)

There are no maps to lead us where we are going, to this new world of our own making. As the world looks back to nine decades of war, of strife, of suspicion, let us also look forward-to a new century, and a new millennium, of peace, freedom and prosperity.

George H. W. Bush

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