Bin Laden Acknowledges Bush Global Liberty Movement
In a videotape released on October 29, 2004 bin Laden has asserted his and Islamic Fundamentalism’s alignment with the Bush global liberty principle. This principle states that every state has a right to its liberty, its innocent, civilian noncombatants not being subject to terrorist attacks. President Bush has said many times that “spreading liberty” is the national mission of the USA. Most recently, in a joint press conference with Tony Blair, he said “We must apply the combined strength of Europe and America ... to advance freedom ... And in all that lies ahead in the defense of freedom ... America, the United Kingdom, and all of Europe must act together.” This is a clear statement of the Bush global liberty principle. And now bin Laden has acknowledged his alignment with this core Bush principle.
(PRWEB) November 24, 2004 -- In a videotape released on October 29, 2004 bin
Laden has asserted his and Islamic Fundamentalism’s alignment with the Bush
global liberty principle. This principle states that every state has a right to
its liberty, its innocent, civilian noncombatants not being subject to terrorist
attacks. President Bush has said many times that “spreading liberty” is the
national mission of the USA. Most recently, in a joint press conference with
Tony Blair, he said “We must apply the combined strength of Europe and America
... to advance freedom ... And in all that lies ahead in the defense of freedom,
... America, the United Kingdom, and all of Europe must act together.” This is a
basic statement on the Bush global liberty principle.
President Bush's
global liberty movement is making the point clearly: all terrorism is unjust,
and the international community includes all people who are against terrorism on
all innocent, civilian non-combatants. So this is the point on which all are
called to agree. An American strategic victory occurs whenever states and their
people align themselves with the Bush global liberty principle. All Muslim
leaders, if they are truly being honorable and just, will want to proclaim their
alignment with the Bush global liberty principle, for the good of the security
and liberty of their people.
Now, in his statement, bin Laden has
asserted his and Islamic Fundamentalism’s alignment with the Bush global liberty
principle. He stated their alignment this way.
“It is known that those
who hate freedom don't have souls with integrity ... As you spoil our security,
we will do so to you. ... we have to punish the transgressor with the same ...
so that ... they stop killing our women and children. ... Any nation that does
not attack us will not be attacked. ... I say to you that security is an
important pillar of human life.”
Bin Laden’s basic dispute with the USA
is the military presence in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the Israeli-Palestinian
conflict. However President Bush has made it clear that the US national strategy
is to help build and then leave a free and independent Iraq and Afghanistan. And
he has made his support clear for a just, two-state solution to the
Israeli-Palestinian conflict. But it is only the Palestinian people who will
decide this resolution, not outsiders, neither the USA nor external
Muslims.
President Bush has made facilitating a just resolution for the
Israeli-Palestinian conflict a “major component” of his national strategy. And
this has culminated in the Roadmap to Peace. President Bush has said many times
that “spreading liberty” is the keystone of his national strategy. And the
Roadmap extends his global liberty movement - every state has a right to its
liberty - by calling for a secure Israel living side by side with a secure
Palestinian state. Now, in a joint press conference with Tony Blair, President
Bush has outlined his vision of a pro-liberty, stable, democratic Palestinian
state, approved by both the Palestinians and Israelis in final status
negotiations. Every Palestinian should hear of the Bush global liberty movement
and the human rights they will attain through their alignment with the Bush
state liberty principle.
In Iraq the Iraqi people will decide their
leaders. If bin Laden is truly aligned with the Bush global liberty principle,
he should call on Islamic Fundamentalists to join the political process and let
the Iraqi people decide who is best suited to provide them with a free and
independent Iraq. And America will leave. He should call off all attacks on
innocent, civilian noncombatants - woman, children, and all others - and let the
political process be established. The world is watching. The future of Islamic
Fundamentalism is in his hands.
For more information on the Bush global
liberty movement and his national strategy for victory in the global terror war
see the War Plans Blogger at www.citizen-journal.net.
Filed by:
Woody Long
The
War Plans Blogger
www.citizen-journal.net
About the Author. Woody Long is
a private US citizen who has extensively studied the US military doctrine, from
tactics and operations, through strategy and grand strategy. He has also studied
the generals Clausewitz, Jomini, and Foch for a full understanding of national
war planning and strategy. He is the War Plans Blogger at www.citizen-journal.net
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Source : http://www.prweb.com/releases/2004/11/prweb182305.htm