And we know that we must ensure that that misery is never repeated. As you said in Dundalk last night, we, each of us, have to play our own part in making sure that there are no more Omaghs. There cannot be a moral vacuum at the heart of the peace process. There must be real peace. Our uniquely inclusive arrangements contain no ambiguity on these principles.
Justification lies in the transition from a violent past to a peaceful, democratic future.
And that is why I stand firm on the need for decommissioning. And today we continue to watch, to wait, and to hold on to those promises. I do not intend - to let the ship of peace sink on the rocks of old habits and hard grudges. We are learning - we are learning to define ourselves by what we are for, and not just by what we are against. And again and again we have to repeat to those who use violence, that you are the past, your day is over.