It's hard to find something to say today. I am, as I believe everyone in
Argentina is, with the U.S. people, and with every person who wants to
live in a world in peace.

Andreas Raab wrote:
> 
> Dear friends and collegues,
> 
> The shocking incidents of today make it important for me to say two things:
> First of all, I wish to express my sadness about what happened in New York
> and D.C. and I am sure that all of the World is with the U.S. in this hour.
> 
> The second issue, which is actually far more important, is that we are in
> fact working here for a better future - a future in which such horrible
> incidents don't happen, a future in which our children will live and learn
> in peace. Computers - the internet - can help to understand other cultures
> better, can help to understand problems of regions far away better, can help
> to raise our attention to both, tragedies and threats from parts of this
> world seemingly far away.
> 
> Let us not get distracted by these horrible incidents. Let us work for a
> better future for all of us, and our children.
> 
> My prayers are with the families of all the people in the New York and D.C.
> area. Although the world will never be as it was yesterday, we can still
> work to make it a *better* world than before. What I've seen and heard today
> is in fact giving more hope than one would expect in such an hour.
> 
>   - Andreas

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