100 War Words and Bush's Radio Address......

[truthpusher]

....If you have a Yahoo Toolbar, you have probably used the handy highlight pen that comes with it (if you don't have the toolbar, you can go to this link: http://toolbar.yahoo.com/?.cpdl=iy )
if you select the highlight pen...any words that are in the search field will be highlighted.

I thought it would be fun to enter in a list of words associated with war,terror, fear and the war in Iraq (for now)...I mainly did this out of concern that Bush is cranking up the war & fear rhetoric in the way he did in the lead up to the Iraq invasion...in a march toward drawing our country into a war with Iran.

highlight and cut the list of words below and paste them into the Yahoo search field...and hit the highlight pen...then take a look at how many of Bush's words are war related...

I am going to keep this list handy for future speeches of Bush and others...for a quick and easy way to see who is on the warpath...

Here are the war/terror (and war with Iraq words) I found in the radio address...I am sure they will be lot's of new ones with his next speech:

iraq iraqis terrorist zarqawi troops rotten poisoned dagger terrorists terror terrorism violence enemy attack attacks fight hateful defeat desperate terrorist' security iraqi militia militias dark plans fighting weak Shiites Sunnis Kurds assassinated plot blow middle east coalition forces sacrifice enemies struggle suffering suffered secure march victory crippling al qaeda zarqawi's taliban control strengthen defend critical possesed lashed


Speech:

Radio Address by President Bush to the Nation
Saturday April 29, 10:06 am ET


WASHINGTON, April 29 /PRNewswire/ -- The following is a transcript of the radio address by President Bush to the nation:

THE PRESIDENT: Good morning. Last weekend, the people of Iraq formed a national unity government. This is an important milestone on the road to democracy in Iraq, and it marks the beginning of a new chapter in America's involvement. Last Sunday, I talked to the President, Prime Minister- designate, and Speaker of the new government. And this week, I sent Secretary of State Rice and Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld to Baghdad to meet face-to- face with the new Iraqi leadership. We've all been impressed by the Iraqi leaders' commitment to maintain the unity of their country and effectively represent the Iraqi people.

The new Iraqi government will face many challenges. Iraqi leaders agree that the new government must continue to build up the Iraqi Security Forces to defeat the terrorists and must establish control over militias. They also agree that the new government must rebuild critical infrastructure, strengthen the Iraqi economy, and ensure that all Iraqis benefit as their nation grows in security and prosperity.

During their meetings in Baghdad, Secretaries Rice and Rumsfeld made clear that Iraq will have the continued support of America and our coalition partners, as we begin the new chapter in our relationship. We will help the new Iraqi government assume growing responsibility for the nation's security. And as Iraqis continue to make progress toward a democracy that can govern itself, defend itself, and sustain itself, more of our troops can come home with the honor they have earned.

The terrorists clearly recognize the threat that the new unity government poses to their dark plans for Iraq and the broader Middle East. This week the terrorist Zarqawi, leader of al Qaeda in Iraq, released a video in which he denounced the new government and promised further acts of terrorist violence. Zarqawi lashed out at what he called "this rotten play of democracy" and declared that Iraq's new government will become "a poisoned dagger" in the heart of his plans for the Muslim world.

On Wednesday, Iraq's leaders united to strongly condemn Zarqawi's statements. One Iraqi official declared that the terrorists and insurgents, quote, "are feeling this might be the last chance they have to survive. They're fighting everyone in Iraq -- every Iraqi. I think that shows how weak they are." End quote. A newly appointed first Deputy Speaker of the Iraqi parliament said that Zarqawi fears the new government will unify Shiites and Sunnis and Kurds. He said, quote, "I believe that Zarqawi was caught off guard by the new government taking shape because it will be a very strong one representing all Iraqis." End quote.

The new leaders of Iraq are showing great courage in the face of terrorist threats. In recent weeks, terrorists have assassinated three siblings of top Iraqi politicians -- but the new leaders of Iraq remain determined to lead their nation toward a future of democracy and peace. These brave leaders deserve our continued support -- and I have told them they can count on America to stand with them.

The enemy is resorting to desperate acts of violence because they know the establishment of democracy in Iraq will be a double defeat for them. First, it will deny the terrorists their immediate aim of turning Iraq into what Afghanistan was under the Taliban -- a safe haven where they can plot and plan more attacks against free nations. Second, in the long term, a democratic Iraq will be a major blow to the terrorists' hateful ideology because it will send a powerful message across the region that the future of the Middle East belongs to freedom.

There will be more tough fighting ahead in Iraq and more days of sacrifice and struggle. Yet the enemies of freedom have suffered a real blow in recent days, and we have taken great strides on the march to victory. Iraq's leaders now have laid the foundations for a democratic government of, by, and for the Iraqi people. By helping the Iraqi people build their democracy, America will deal the terrorists a crippling blow and establish a beacon of liberty in the Middle East -- and that will make our Nation and the world more secure.

Thank you for listening.

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Source: White House Press Office