Anti-War Intolerance Forces Blair to Cancel Event.

The War on Terror cost Prime Minister Howard of Australia his job, Prime Minister Tony Blair of Great Britain his respect, and President Bush of the United States of America his control of both Houses. But it made the world safer in Afghanistan, and the world securer in Iraq. Two gigantic successes that all three men can be proud of.

Tony Blair released his long awaited memoir last week, and besides for the memoir being a smashing bestseller in both Great Britain and the United States, the former Labour leader was protested by hostile anti-war lunatics at his first book signing in Dublin last week, while another event in London was just canceled due to the expected presence of more anti-war loons.

Just another example of the tolerant left!

When will the intolerant left ever learn civility? We're talking about the former Prime Minister of England, land of the Magna Carta, and you're treating him worse than you ever did a Dictator by the name of Saddam Hussein. Such a disgrace, but so was the horrendous treatment of Karl Rove by Code Pinkos during his book tour, as demonstrated by a speech that he tried to peacefully give at the University of Iowa in early 2009.

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Remember 7/7

Four years ago today, cowardly terrorists aligned with al Qaeda assaulted Great Britain in a coordinated strike on mass transit. Using four suicide bombers, the terrorists were able to kill over 50 and wound many more.

Two weeks later came more attempted attacks on other targets in the capital, which fortunately did not succeed. Prime Minister Tony Blair showed courage and resolve after both attacks.

Terrorists and their allies believe that they have a reason to strike at the democratic nations of the world. Many, including Britain and Spain, were at the forefront of the War on Terrorism. Terrorists intended to knock them out by assaulting civilians and having the government (not the terrorists themselves) be blamed. Spain pulled its troops out of Iraq after the Madrid bombings on March 11, 2004.

To Londoners and British credit, the UK has stayed steadfast against extremism and stands shoulder to shoulder with the United States and democracy.

Thank you Britain.
May the dead and their loved ones find peace.

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Happy Liberation Day!

Today being April 9th, I'd like to please wish all of our readers a happy Liberation Day. April 9, 2003 was the day of the fall of Saddam Hussein's national socialist dictatorship in Iraq and the beginning of the democracy we see there today.

His statue fell and the seeds of liberty began to sprout.

Thank you President Bush, PM Blair, PM Aznar, and all of our brave men and women in uniform!

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