"I was very proud yesterday to be in this country when the Australian foreign minister spoke at the UN," former US president Bill Clinton has told an AIDS conference in Melbourne.

"and overwhelmed by the comments of the Dutch foreign minister, who took my breath away when he speculated what the last moments of those people must have been like."

"It is important to think of the comments of the Dutch foreign minister before giving into temptation to say: maybe we should weaken our resolve to take a strong stand because after all - they didn't mean to shoot this plane down.

It is important in this group that devotes its life to giving other people life they were honour the service and lives of those lost an the promise of the children that was cut short.

"It matters not that the murder was meant to be committed against other people." (from The Guardian)

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