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More from Bush: "Who would begrudge the Iraqi people their long awaited liberation?...every soldier that has fought, every aid worker that has served...can look with pride...on this historic achievement. They served in freedom's cost and that is a priviledge.

Listing the contributions of Poland, Japan, El Salvador, Macedonia,

"All of these nations and many others are meeeting their responsibilities towards the people of Iraq...every nation has an interest in a free, stable Iraq...for them (terrorists) the connection of Iraq's future in the war on terror is very clear; they understand a free Iraq will be a devestating setback towards their ambitions of tyrrany in the ME...the terrorists are trying to weaken our will. Instead of weakness they're finding resolve.

"Not long ago we intercepted the planning document to leaders of Al Queda...along with their usual threats he had a complaint; our armies are growing stronger and our intelligence data increasing day by day; this is sufforcation. We will not fail the Iraqi people...whatever it takes we'll fight to ensure the success of Iraq.

"Many coalition countries have sacrificed in Afghanistan and Iraq (names many nations including France and Spain, UK and US).

"We honor their courage...we uphold the cause they serve. THe rise of democratic institutions...is a great step...

"We've set out to break the cycle of bitterness and radicalism that has brought stagnation to the region (para)...this task is historic and difficult. This task is necessary and worthy of our efforts."

President Bush's speech: "The free establishment of Iraq is our fight, the war on terror is our fight. All of us are called on to share the blessings of liberty..it will surely be said of our times we live with great challenges. Let it also be said we had great duties and met them in full.

"May God bless our efforts."

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Exactly. Dean & Kerry & the RATS, the very people who purport to peddle human rights worldwide, somehow prefer to keep the people of Iraq enslaved under Saddam.

When Bush/GOP apparatus makes the case this fall regarding freedoms heretofore unknown for women in Iraq and Afghanistan, and contrasts that with the preferred tyranny advocated by Kerry, we will witness a political hanging.

Just desserts for these clymers.