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Line 1: − − The War on Terror was begun by the [[United States]] on September 11th, 2001, after the attack on the [[World Trade Center]]. Unfortunately, America was betrayed by [[Karl Rove]], who convinced [[George W. Bush|President Bush]] to hand power over to [[Terror]] in exchange for continued rulership. Using Terror's Weapons of Mass Persuasion, Bush was able to be "re-elected" on 2004. In exchange, the Bush Administration shamelessly collaborated with Terror, using color-coded alerts, plastic sheeting and duct-tape, and other [[propaganda]] to thoroughly subjugate the American citizens, while supporting Terror's interests abroad by alienating our allies, [[abu ghraib|torturing prisoners]], invading [[Iraq]] only to let it collapse into slow-motion civil war, allowing [[North Korea]] to acquire [[Weapons of Mass Destruction]], and letting [[Osama bin Laden]] escape justice. − − The occupation of American soil by Terror forces is ongoing, but the 2006 elections give some of us hope that the once-proud nation will someday be free of its grip.
Reverted edits by Capt.A (Talk); changed back to last version by Hojimachong
The '''War on [[Terrorism]]''' is a collective term used to refer to several military operations with the stated goal of "ending international terrorism". The war is just another in the string of wars against nouns (such as the [[War On Drugs]] and the [[War on Poverty]]).
The '''War on [[Terrorism]]''' is a collective term used to refer to several military operations with the stated goal of "ending international terrorism". The war is just another in the string of wars against nouns (such as the [[War On Drugs]] and the [[War on Poverty]]).