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Iraqi Violence May Increase After Zarqawi Strike
Dateline Baghdad - June 10, 2006
Only days after the airstrike that killed Iraqi
insurgent leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, President
Bush warned that insurgent violence may increase
in the coming weeks.
"...Violence in Iraq may escalate. The terrorists
and insurgents will seek to prove that they can
carry on without Zarqawi," Bush said in his weekly
radio address.
"We have turned a corner in Iraq, but the mission
continues. But we're turning a corner, or rather
we have turned a corner. We've turned many corners,
but, ah, but we must persevere. The terrorists, they
see that we are...we have...turned a corner. We're
turning corners daily in Iraq. Perseverance, and
corner turning, that's what we're doing in Iraq,"
Bush continued.
The President also took the opportunity to answer some
of his criticism on the war in Iraq, and also on
issues at home.
"What these people in the media need to understand, is
that these terrorists, they hate our freedom. They
want to undermine that freedom, and attack our family
structure, our societal structure, and our freedom.
These terrorists are trying to undermine our American
system, and the rule of law. This is why I urge Congress
to pass the amendment banning gay marriage."
For WNN this is Damnthose Gayterrorists reporting.
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