years. this is the south korea point. the _ years. this is the south korea point, the germany _ years. this is the south korea point, the germany point, - years. this is the south korea| point, the germany point, the cyprus point, we have had troops on the ground in cyprus since the 60s, keeping the green line the un operation, those two warring parties apart and peaceful. is that a forever war? no, it is not. it is a forever piece by piece takes time and investment and commitment, in the same time as you would not describe as police on the streets as a forever riot. people pullet policing. you call it keeping the peace. that is what it is. and our trips would not do that. they were supporting others. . . . others. this was the first test ofthe others. this was the first test of the phrase, _ others. this was the first test of the phrase, and _ others. this was the first test of the phrase, and you - others. this was the first test of the phrase, and you were l others. this was the first test i of the phrase, and you were on the select committee, of global return. how is it looking now? i don't object to the phrase, i just don't know what it means. there is nothing wrong with the phrase. fine. but what is behind it?—