Practice English Speaking&Listening with: Henry Kissinger answers The Davos Question

[Background Conversations]

Henry: Most governments deal with [inaudible] and many of them are not organized to deal

with the long range and perhaps more important problems.

The most useful thing a group like this in Davos can do, since they are not here in their

official copacioty is to focus on the long range questions.

And to make sure that we don't just deal with the crisis which are the symptoms of the fact

that we haven't solved the problems of the future.

And make sure that in future Davos meetings there are fewer crisis and more of the punitive

and long range thinking.

>> As Mr. Kissinger, we're from writers [inaudible]

Kissinger [Inaudible]

>> Just a quick, just a quick question about this, the Davos question, how important