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July 26, 2006

"Iraq Will Be a Graveyard For Terrorists"

Posted by Bill

Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki addressed Congress today:

Let me begin by thanking the American people, through you, on behalf of the Iraqi people, for supporting our people and ousting dictatorship. Iraq will not forget those who stood with her and who continues to stand with her in times of need.
Thank you for your continued resolve in helping us fight the terrorists plaguing Iraq, which is a struggle to defend our nation's democracy and our people who aspire to liberty, democracy, human rights and the rule of law. All of those are not Western values; they are universal values for humanity.

The war on terror is a real war against those who wish to burn out the flame of freedom. And we are in this vanguard for defending the values of humanity.

I know that some of you here question whether Iraq is part of the war on terror. Let me be very clear: This is a battle between true Islam, for which a person's liberty and rights constitute essential cornerstones, and terrorism, which wraps itself in a fake Islamic cloak; in reality, waging a war on Islam and Muslims and values.

Read the whole thing. Twice, if need be.

Video here.

(Via Dean)

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Wonderful, truthful words, spoken from the heart. Of course, they sound exactly like any number of President Bush's speeches on the same subject - which of course, sadly, will prompt the Left to call him just another one of Bush's "poodles."

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