We're being critical of the West, the perception of the West about our identity about the image that is constructed about us, about our women, about our politics, about our religion.

This last view of cosmology is called the relational view.

And we were listening to everybody.

We agree with the Secretary General that

We agree.

We share that view.

Our preference goes to paragraph 4 (e), which reflects our views.

Now my perspective is a particularly my perspective is a particularly American perspective.

We may take the Gaian view.

When I enter into dialogue, I really hope that the other side would pick up my points of view, that I would impress upon them my opinions and my values.

So this goes against the conventional wisdom that we should tell our friends our goals, right so they hold us to it.

Now we can generalize the idea.

I don't expect that they will support my view.

Well, gentlemen... i believe i've proven my point.

Our preference is for paragraph 26, which reflects our views.

We remain committed to that view.

We want your views on Maj. Pollock.

We appreciate your point, Wilfred.

We encourage others to take a similar view.

Can we reconcile vastly divergent viewpoints?

Paragraph 76 reflects our views in principle.

And nowthat we've heard your views on the subject, Mr. Malcolm...

Our view is fully reflected in paragraph 53.

That view, we will never change.

The draft resolution before us today accommodates the views we have held.

I want to tell you some stories that explain my view.

So let's look at the concept of traditional anthropology.

Today, my delegation presented our views on that matter, including on the Council's working methods.

When I told them that they weren't entirely enthusiastic, but I told them, It really doesn't matter what their opinion is.

Look at it from their point of view.

Let's consider for a while the option of monotasking.

We've had a lot of a parade of amazing ideas here.

Indeed, we argue, there is no substitute for wisdom.

Our view is mostly reflected in paragraphs 41 and 44.

So they come in with the two perspectives I have, you know?

The third piece was on values, and again, to put it very briefly, I conducted a test over 500 children spread across all over India, and asked them I gave them about 68 different values oriented questions and simply asked them their opinions.

Your point, their village.

I want to end by applying the idea of Middle World to our perceptions of each other.

I would give my viewpoints to people.

So I went around and I talked to people about some of these ideas.

I see your point.

I had an opinion.

That's just my point

Don't you agree, Mr Square?

I'd say that proves my point.