[sample] 00:00 - I [bad word] to maintaining law order and stability in our country. I have already given [bad word] for appropriate steps to be taken to restore and maintain law and order.
[source] - P.W. Botha: (Pieter Willem Botha. Prime minister of South Africa, 1978-84) pledge to [bad word] turmoil" in South Africa on March 27th 1985.
[sample] 00:39 - Now the fuse is lit.
[source] - Deems Taylor: [bad word] and music critic) From the LP Mercury MG50054, (Original Scoring) [bad word] and actual sounds. Story of achieving cannon and bells sounds for the recording, (1955), 1812 Festival Overture, Tchaikovsky.
[sample] 02:58 - Well that wasn't much of a noise. Normally everybody tried to play too safe.
[source] - Deems Taylor: [bad word] and music critic) From the LP Mercury MG50054, (Original Scoring) [bad word] and actual sounds. Story of achieving cannon and bells sounds for the recording, (1955), 1812 Festival Overture, Tchaikovsky.
[sample] 03:36 - ...that South Africa consists of a white minority and a black majority.
[source] - P.W. Botha: (Pieter Willem Botha. Prime minister of South Africa, 1978-84) from his [bad word]  speech Aug 15, 1985.
[sample] 03:42 - Never!
[source] - Ian Richard Kyle Paisley: (The First Minister of Northern Ireland) at a rally in Belfast City Hall, 1985.
[sample] 04:23 - Your agony must endure forever.
[source] - Neil Kinnock: (British Labour Party leader, 1983-92)
[sample] 05:09 - ...we haven't chained them to...
[source] - Unknown: Do you know?
[sample] 05:50 - We have such a vast task ahead of us and such great challenges to create a better future that we can ill afford the irresponsibilities and [bad word] actions of [bad word] agitators and even murderers who perpetrate the most [bad word] deeds against fellow South Africans because they are on the payroll of their masters far from this lovely land of ours.
[source] - P.W. Botha: (Pieter Willem Botha. Prime minister of South Africa, 1978-84) from his [bad word]  speech Aug 15, 1985.