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前总统小布什在父亲老布什葬礼上致悼词 全文曝光(图)

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小布什在葬礼上致悼词，期间他虽努力保持轻快的语气，但仍几度哽咽，最后更是难过流泪，他提到了与父亲最后的对话：“我爱你，爸爸。”“我也爱你。”







小布什回到位置上以后失声痛哭。


前总统小布什给父亲老布什总统的悼词

来源：微信公众号七彩美国（ID: USBRLXH）

美国前总统卡特、克林顿、小布什、奥巴马和现总统川普，以及美国各界要员和布什家族的亲友等，今天应邀出席了美国第四十一届总统乔治·H·W·布什的葬礼。





四位美国前任总统，和现任总统同出席老布什葬礼（图片来自：CBSN）

有一句话说，“直到死亡把我们分开”，在这里，要说成“直到死亡把我们团聚”才合理。

今天只是未来生命中的一天，但你的未来却取决于你今天做了什么。

海明威

前总统小布什讲话全文



老布什的长子、前总统小布什在葬礼中（图片来自CBSN）

尊敬的来宾，总统和第一夫人，政府官员，外国客人，朋友们； 杰布，尼尔，多罗和我，以及我的家人，感谢你们的光临。

我曾经听说，人最好趁身心尚年轻时候去世，当然，时间要越晚越好。在我父亲85岁高龄的时候，他的一个娱乐就是开快船，他的船叫“忠心号”，他开足300马力，快得象飞一样，在大西洋上驰骋，留下保安船只在后面拼命追赶。

在90岁的时候，我父亲依然从飞机中跳伞而出，降落点是缅因Kennebunkport镇海边的圣安妮教堂，我的祖母就在这个地方举行的婚礼，这也是我父亲经常去礼拜的地方。母亲说，父亲特意选择了这个地方降落，就是为了应对伞包万一打不开的意外。

90岁了，有一天父亲正在住院，他的老朋友，前国务卿贝克，偷偷给他带进来一瓶灰鹅牌伏特加，他高兴坏了。这酒配上贝克从默顿牛排店买来的外卖，真是棒极了。

即便是在他最后的日子，父亲的生命也有启迪。他一边老去，一边教会我们如何带着尊严，幽默和善良而老去。当慈爱的上帝最终来叩门的时候，怎样带着勇气，带着对天国的期盼和喜乐，去迎接死亡的来临。

我父亲知道如何在“年轻”时死亡，因为他几乎曾经历过两次。十几岁的时候，一个葡萄球菌感染几乎要了他的命。几年后，他躺在一个救生筏里在太平洋上飘荡，一边祷告希望救生部队能先于敌人找到他。显然上帝听到了他的祷告，因为上帝给父亲的命运做了其他的安排。

从我父亲的角度，这些濒死的经历让他更加珍惜生命的可贵，他发誓要把每一天活到极致。

父亲是个大忙人，永远处于无穷动态之中。但是，他就是再忙，也不会忘记和周围的人分享快乐。他教会我们热爱户外运动，他喜欢看爱犬追逐被惊飞的野鸟，他爱钓狡诈的鲈鱼。即便是受限于轮椅而行动不便，他就坐在沃克海角的码头，沉思大西洋的宏伟，这仿佛是他最快乐的时刻。

他所看到的天边明亮而充满了希望。父亲是个真正乐观的人。这种乐观主义，也影响了下一代，让我们每一个人都坚信，可能性无处不在。一直以来，他都用一个个果敢的决定来拓展他的空间。

他是爱国者。高中毕业后，二战爆发，他暂停大学计划而成为海军飞行员。

父亲和很多同代人一样，本来不大喜欢宣扬自己报效国家的事迹。但是，作为公众人物，我们都知道了他的经历，他执行攻击，完成任务，被击落。 我们知道了他机组人员的牺牲，以及他对此穷其一生的思索。我们也知道他最终获救了。

另一个大胆的决定，他把自己的小家庭从舒适的东部搬到了陌生的德州奥德赛。他和母亲很快就习惯了周边荒凉的环境。为了节省家用，我家当年和另几位女士共享一栋独立房子，我家在一边，她们在另一边，但是两家需要共享一个卫生间。后来，我们知道了这些女士是从事“特殊”职业的，但我父亲依然以善良和蔼的态度对待她们，他是个非常宽容大度的人。

父亲能够和来自生活不同轨道的人交往，他善于推己及人，感同身受。他重品格而不是背景，他决不愤世嫉俗，他善意地从每个人身上找优点，总是能找到。

父亲教会我们，当“官”， 为公众服务是必须的，也是崇高的。当“政客”，也可以当得正直，并且对家庭信仰这样重要的价值观问心无愧。他坚信我们必须回报国家和社会。他知道，为他人服务，也能丰富自己的灵魂。对我们而言，父亲是“闪耀繁星”中最亮的那一颗（the brightest of a thousands points of light）（小编注：“闪耀繁星”是老布什成立的非盈利机构，旨在提倡志愿者服务）。

当他失败，他铁肩担责难。他承认，失败是完整人生的一部分。但他告诉我们，永远不要让失败来定义你的人生。他亲身实践，挫折怎样可以转化为强大。

在他所有的不幸中，没有什么能比得上他人生最大的悲剧，年幼爱女的过世。

我们有个姐姐，在三岁就去世了，这给我父母带来的痛苦和绝望，我和杰布那时太小了都记不住。我们后来知道，父亲这个把信仰深藏内心的人，天天为她祷告。只有依靠了神的爱，和他对母亲真正持久的爱，他才能坚持下去。父亲总是相信，有一天他能够再次拥抱他珍贵的女儿罗宾。

他喜欢大笑，特别是自嘲。他乐于开玩笑，但绝非恶意。他特别热衷于精彩的笑话。 这也是他选择辛普森参议员致悼词的原因。

他有一个电子邮件群，专门用于朋友之间分享最新的笑话。他对笑话有一个很典型的乔治·布什笑话质量评分系统：能得到十分罕见的7分和8分的笑话，大多数都是带色的。

乔治·布什知道如何成为一个真正忠诚的朋友。慷慨大度和愿意付出，让他和各界友人成为至交。他曾经给朋友和熟人写了成千上万的亲笔信，出于鼓励、同情或者感谢。

他能量惊人。 很多人会告诉你，父亲是他们生活中的导师和父亲。他乐于倾听，善于安慰，愿意和人交流。 他的好朋友，除了唐·罗德斯，泰勒·布兰顿，吉姆·南茨，阿诺德·施瓦辛格，最不可思议的，还有后来在总统竞选中打败他的比尔·克林顿。对我和我的兄弟姐妹们来说，父亲的这些朋友亲如自己同父异母的兄弟。

他告诉我们要珍惜毎一天。 他在高尔夫球场上是一个传奇。 他是一名优秀的高尔夫球手，我总是想知道他高尔夫为什么打那么快。我的结论是，打快点，才有时间参加下一个活动，用一天中剩下的时间，来消耗他旺盛的精力，不让一日虚度。看来他出生时只有两种设置：全力以赴，倒头大睡。

他告诉我们如何做一个好父亲，好祖父和好曾祖父。他有自己坚信的原则，但当我们想用自己的方法时，他支持、鼓励、安慰，但从不试图操纵。我们都挑战过他的耐心。每次我触及他的底线时，他总是用无条件的爱来回应。

上周五，当我被告知他不久于人世时，赶紧打电话给他。接电话的人说：“我觉得他能听见你，但他己经一整天没怎么说话了。” 我说，“爸爸，我爱你，你是一个很棒的父亲，”他留在世上的最后一句话是，“我也爱你。”

对我们来说，他并不完美，但已经非常接近。他不擅长于打短时比赛。在舞池里也比弗雷德·阿斯泰尔差远了。他不爱吃蔬菜，尤其讨厌西兰花。 顺便说一句，他把这些缺陷也遗传给了我们。

最后，在他73年的婚姻中，父亲每天都在以身作则地教导我们如何成为一个好丈夫。他娶了他的初恋，崇拜她，陪她大笑，陪她痛哭，对她始终忠诚如一。

上了年纪的时候，父亲喜欢握着母亲的手，把电视机的音量调得老高，一遍遍地观看警察节目。母亲去世后，父亲表现得很坚强，但我们知道，他真正想做的事就是牵着母亲的手。

父亲还教给我另外一个特别一课。他身体力行地向我展示如何成为一个有诚信，有勇气的总统，如何充满爱心地为国民服务。

历史书上会记载，乔治·H·W·布什是一个伟大的美国总统，一个有着无与伦比技巧的外交官，一个成就显赫的总司令，一个以尊严和荣誉捍卫其职责的绅士。

在美国第41任总统的就职演说中，他说：“我们不能只希望孩子拥有更大的汽车，更多的钱财，我们必须让他们知道如何成长为一个忠诚的朋友，慈爱的父母和好公民：当他离世时，他所在的社区和城镇因为他的来过而变得更加美好。我们希望和我们一起工作的人们说什么？比周围任何人都更渇望成功？还是停下来关心那个生病的孩子是否好转，送上关爱和慰问？“

好了，爸爸，挂一漏万,就说到这儿。我们会一直想念你。你体面、真诚、善良的灵魂将永远和我们在一起。眼泪中，我们明白，这得是多么大的幸运，能认识你，爱戴你，一个伟大而高尚的人。一个孩子可能拥有的、最好的父亲。在悲痛中，我们微笑着永别。亲爱的父亲，您总算可以拥抱罗宾，再次牵着母亲的手了。

翻译：项西行，七彩美国

小布什讲话英文原稿：



http://www.townandcountrymag.com/society/politics/a25412038/george-w-bush-eulogy-for-father-george-hw-bush-full-transcript/

THE FULL TRANSCRIPT OF GEORGE W. BUSH'S MEMORIAL FOR HIS FATHER:

Distinguished guests, including our Presidents and First Ladies, government officials, foreign dignitaries, and friends; Jeb, Neil, Marvin, Doro, and I and our families thank you all for being here.

I once heard it said of man that the idea is to die young as late as possible. At age 85, a favorite pastime of George H.W. Bush was firing up his boat, the Fidelity, and opening up the three 300 horsepower engines to fly, joyfully fly across the Atlantic with the Secret Service boats straining to keep up.

At age 90, George H.W. Bush parachuted out of an aircraft and landed on the grounds of St. Anne's by the Sea in Kennebunkport, Maine, the church where his mom was married and where he worshipped often. Mother liked to say he chose the location just in case the chute didn't open.

In his 90s, he took great delight when his closest pal, James A. Baker, smuggled a bottle of Grey Goose vodka into his hospital room. Apparently it paired well with the steak Baker had delivered from Morton's.

To his very last days, dad's life was instructive. As he aged he taught us how to grow with dignity, humor and kindness. When the good lord finally called, how to meet him with courage and with the joy of the promise of what lies ahead.

One reason dad knew how to die young is that he almost did it, twice. When he was a teenager, a staph infection nearly took his life. A few years later he was alone in the Pacific on a life raft, praying that his rescuers would find him before the enemy did. God answered those prayers. It turned out he had other plans for George H.W. Bush.

For dad's part, I think those brushes with death made him cherish the gift of life, and he vowed to live every day to the fullest.

Dad was always busy, a man in constant motion, but never too busy to share his love of life with those around him. He taught us to love the outdoors. He loved watching dogs flush a covey. He loved landing the illusive striper. And once confined to a wheelchair, he seemed happiest sitting in his favorite perch on the back porch at Walker's Point contemplating the majesty of the Atlantic.

The horizons he saw were bright and hopeful. He was a genuinely optimistic man, and that optimism guided his children and made each of us believe that anything was possible. He continually broadened his horizons with daring decisions.

He was a patriot. After high school he put college on hold and became a navy fighter pilot as World War II broke out.

Like many of his generation, he never talked about his service until his time as a public figure forced his hand. We learned of the attack, the mission completed, the shootdown. We learned of the death of his crewmates whom he thought about throughout his entire life. And we learned of the rescue.

And then another audacious decision; he moved his young family from the comforts of the East coast to Odessa, Texas. He and Mom adjusted to their arid surroundings quickly. he was a tolerant man. after all, he was kind and neighborly to the women with whom he, Mom and I shared a bathroom in our small duplex. Even after he learned their profession, ladies of the night.

Dad could relate to people from all walks of life. He was an empathetic man. He valued character over pedigree, and he was no cynic. He looked for the good in each person and he usually found it.

Dad taught us that public service is noble and necessary, that one can serve with integrity and hold true to the important values like faith and family. He strongly believed that it was important to give back to the community and country in which one lived. He recognized that serving others enriched the giver's soul. To us, his was the brightest of a thousand points of light.

When he lost, he shouldered the blame. He accepted that failure is a part of living a full life. but taught us never to be defined by failure. He showed us how setbacks can strengthen.

None of his disappointments could compare with one of life's greatest tragedies, the loss of a young child.

Jeb and I were too young to remember the pain and agony he and Mom felt when our 3-year-old sister died. We only learned later that Dad, a man of quiet faith, prayed for her daily. He was sustained by the love of the Almighty and the real and enduring love of her Mom. Dad always believed that one day he would hug his precious Robin again.

He loved to laugh, especially at himself. He could tease and needle but never out of malice. He placed great value on a good joke. That's why he chose Simpson to speak.

On e-mail he had a circle of friends with whom he shared or received the latest jokes. His grading system for the quality of the joke was classic George Bush. The rare 7s and 8s were considered huge winners, most of them off-color.

George Bush knew how to be a true and loyal friend. He nurtured and honored his many friendships with a generous and giving soul. There exists thousands of handwritten notes encouraging or sympathizing or thanking his friends and acquaintances.

He had an enormous capacity to give of himself. Many a person would tell you that Dad became a mentor and a father figure in their life. He listened and he consoled. He was their friend. I think of Don Rhodes, Taylor Blanton, Jim Nantz, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and perhaps the unlikeliest of all, the man who defeated him, Bill Clinton. My siblings and I refer to the guys in this group as brothers from other mothers.

He taught us that a day was not meant to be wasted. He played golf at a legendary pace. I always wonder why he insisted on speed golf; he's a good golfer. Here's my conclusion. He played fast so he could move on to the next event, to enjoy the rest of the day, to expend his enormous energy, to live it all. He was born with just two settings, full throttle, then sleep.

He taught us what it means to be a wonderful father, grandfather and great grandfather. He was firm in his principles and supportive as we began to seek our own ways. He encouraged and comforted but never steered. We tested his patience. I know I did. But he always responded with the great gift of unconditional love.

Last Friday when I was told he had minutes to live, I called him. The guy answered the phone, said "I think he can hear you but he hasn't said anything for most of the day." I said, "Dad, I love you and you've been a wonderful father," and the last words he would ever say on Earth were, "I love you too."

To us he was close to perfect. but not totally. His short game was lousy. He wasn't exactly Fred Astaire on the dance floor. The man couldn't stomach vegetables, especially broccoli. And by the way, he passed these genetic defects along to us.

Finally, every day of his 73 years of marriage, Dad taught us all what it means to be a great husband. He married his sweetheart. He adored her. He laughed and cried with her. He was dedicated to her totally.

In his old age dad enjoyed watching police show reruns, the volume on high, all the while holding Mom's hand. After Mom died, Dad was strong, but all he really wanted to do was hold Mom's hand again.

Of course Dad taught me another special lesson. He showed me what it means to be a President who serves with integrity, leads with courage and acts with love in his heart for the citizens of our country.

When the history books are written, they will say that George H.W. Bush was a great President of the United States, a diplomat of unmatched skill, a Commander in Chief of formidable accomplishment, and a gentleman who executed the duties of his office with dignity and honor.

In his inaugural address the 41st President of the United States he said this: "We cannot hope only to leave our children a bigger car, a bigger bank account, we must hope to give them a sense of what it means to be a loyal friend, a loving parent, a citizen who leaves his home, his neighborhood and town better than he found it. What do we want the men and women who work with us to say? That we were more driven to succeed than anyone around us or that we stopped to ask if a sick child had gotten better and stayed a moment there to trade a word of friendship?"

Well, Dad, we're going to remember you for exactly that and much more, and we're going to miss you. Your decency, sincerity, and kind soul will stay with us forever. So through our tears, let us know the blessings of knowing and loving you, a great and noble man. The best father a son or daughter could have. And in our grief, let us smile knowing that Dad is hugging Robin and holding Mom's hand again.

中国驻加使馆发表声明：要求立刻恢复孟晚舟人身自由！

新京报



孟晚舟



　　新京报快讯　据中华人民共和国驻加拿大大使馆网站消息，加拿大警方应美方要求逮捕一个没有违反任何美、加法律的中国公民，对这一严重侵犯人权的行为，中方表示坚决反对并强烈抗议。中方已向美、加两国进行了严正交涉，要求它们立即纠正错误做法，恢复孟晚舟女士的人身自由。我们将密切关注事态发展，采取一切行动坚决维护中国公民合法权益。


任正非长女加拿大被捕 在华为特殊经历曝光(图)

多维



孟晚舟被捕，意味着美国将矛头对准华为

当地时间12月1日，加拿大司法部发言人称，中国电信制造商华为公司创始人任正非女儿孟晚舟被逮捕，她将被引渡至美国。

加拿大《环球邮报》称，加拿大强力部门是以华为涉嫌违反美国对伊朗的出口禁令而逮捕任正非长女，即华为副董事长、全球首席财务官孟晚舟。

报道称，作为全球最大电信网络设备制造商之一，华为自2016年以来一直受到美国司法当局的暗中调查，认为其违法了美国的出口和制裁法律。

这对美方的指控，华为曾表示，遵守开展业务所在地的所有适用法律和监管规定，包括适用于联合国、美国和欧盟关于出口管制和制裁的法律与监管规定。

种种报道显示，华为早已被美国贸易与经济审查委员会盯上，包括手机、通信设备均被禁入。2018年初，中国另一家企业中兴通讯就因违规向伊朗出口产品被美国制裁。

随后，美国司法部也展开调查华为是否违反了美国的制裁禁令，和伊朗进行了贸易。

而另据中国媒体报道，在2018年3月份，任正非卸任华为职务后，孟晚舟接任。而在孟晚舟任职华为高层职务之前，很多人都不知道她的身份。直到2013年，孟晚舟的任正非女儿身份才被曝光。

孟晚舟于1992年大学毕业，随后进入中国建设银行工作，后来由于网点撤销，其进入华为公司工作。孟晚舟在华为基层干过各种杂货，包括打电话、打字、制作产品目录等。

1997年，孟晚舟赴华中理工大学读硕士，一年半后重新回到华为，在华为内部做过财务负责人。2011年，华为首席财务官（CFO）梁华卸任，孟晚舟接任这一职务，并兼任常务董事。

有报道披露，任正非曾对孟晚舟掌管的财务部发火，并在全公司进行通报。


加拿大逮捕华为CFO孟晚舟 应美国要求逮捕(图)

美国之音



在北京国际信息通信展览会上的华为展位显示5G技术。（2018年9月28日）

加拿大当局应美国要求，逮捕了中国华为公司副董事长兼首席财务官孟晚舟。她是华为创始人任正非的女儿。孟晚舟据报道涉嫌违反了针对伊朗的制裁。中国驻加拿大使馆发表声明并抗议说，这是“严重侵犯人权的行为”。

加拿大《环球邮报》(The Global and Mail)12月5日最早报道了这一消息。加拿大司法部发言人对该报说，孟晚舟因美国有引渡要求而于12月1日在温哥华被捕，定于7日举行保释听证，因孟晚舟申请的“禁止报道令”有效，当局此刻无法提供更多详情。报道说，她涉嫌违反了针对伊朗的制裁。

司法部发言人对路透社证实了孟晚舟被捕的消息。

消息曝光后，多家媒体援引了华为公司的一份声明，证实孟晚舟最近在加拿大被“临时拘留”。声明说，她面临纽约东区发出的不明指控，美国为此提出引渡要求，她在加拿大转机途中被捕。



CNBC主持人Deirdre Bosa在其推特发出的华为关于孟晚舟被捕的声明

华为的英语声明说，提供给该公司的有关指控的信息甚少，该公司并没有意识到孟晚舟做错了什么，相信加拿大和美国的法律最终将得出公正结论。声明还说，华为一向遵守业务所在地区的法律规定。

华为孟晚舟被捕／美要求加国引渡 周五听证会

加拿大应美国当局要求在温哥华逮捕了孟晚舟。 加国司法部声明说：“孟晚舟于12月1日在温哥华被捕。美国要求将她引渡，拟于周五举行保释听证会。”

声明中说：“受限于禁止报导令，我们目前无法进一步提供任何细节。这道禁止令是由孟女士申请所提出的。”加拿大司法部回复《香港01》查询时指，因应禁令现不适合评论。

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禁令规定，在司法程序中途，或者聆讯期间，禁止报道案情。根据法院资料，禁止报道令可根据《加拿大刑法》（Criminal Code of Canada）、《加拿大引渡法》（Extradition Act）等法律依据发出，而此案的禁令，就是根据《引渡法》第26节发出。禁令亦指出，孟晚舟以Cathy或Sabrina为别名。

孟晚舟被捕消息已在中国科技界流传，据了解，华为高层曾开会商讨事件。