Tim Fischer’s penultimate speech in the House of Representatives was in response to a motion condemning the September 11 terrorist attacks. In that contribution Tim expressed his confidence that the ‘United States will recover from this human tragedy’ and that he was ‘quietly confident that… Australia would play its part… and do so in honour of those who have died, been injured and been so seared in a direct way.’
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