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The Donald Rumsfeld Library of Quotations

You probably thought that they had gone forever. However, for your enjoyment, Broadcasting House has diligently gathered together this fine collection of off-the-cuff remarks from one of the only remaining world superpower's most ingenious wordsmiths.

Rivalled only by the President himself, Mr Rumsfeld is prodigious in his output. Now, straight from the horse's mouth, hand-crafted from the finest Soundbite TM, mounted and polished for your pleasure, we give you:

The Donald Rumsfeld Library of Quotations.

Simply click below to enjoy them again and again in the comfort of your own sanatorium.

ListenI don't do diplomacy

ListenDe-ba'athing Iraq

ListenThe predictable past

ListenSlices of war

ListenThe British situation is distinctive

ListenDonald Rumsfeld soundbite competition

ListenAn enormous country

ListenIt might be accurate

ListenWhat might be preferable

ListenStirring for troubled waters...

ListenI didn't say Iraq...

ListenDigging a hole

ListenChasing that rabbit

ListenThe situation in Georgia

ListenMelting Afghans

ListenLooking for the bad folks

ListenLaser pointer

ListenReal threat

ListenCharlie....

ListenOrigami

ListenWhere is Bin Laden?

ListenAs Shakespeare said

ListenInhumane? No

ListenLow density

ListenWhat did I say?

ListenWhat do I think?

ListenDo I know?

ListenEnergy Minister Brian Wilson on 'The Value Chain'

Have we missed any classic quotes by Donald or any other prominent person?
Email your suggestions - bh@bbc.co.uk


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