Weazl as Bush's New Speechwriter

I need not waste words about what this war means to us. Our enemies have left no doubt of that. We are defending our existence. It is good for us to know that. It does not make us weak, but hard. A defeat would destroy us all. The Radical Islamicists English and Extremists Americans would take our commerce, our ships, mines, factories and machines, the Arabs Bolshevicks our men and children. What remained would no longer be a nation, only a heap of millions of starving and ragged slaves, defenseless and stupidly vegetating and, as the enemy wishes, posing no danger for its torturers and suppressors. Over against that is the victory that we can and will achieve. It will open the door for us to the final freedom and independence of our people. Then we will be on the road to peace and free labor, the reconstruction of our homeland and a deep social happiness that rests in the community of us all. Truly that is a goal that is worth all the labor, sorrow and exertion of this war. Who would not want to accept them, no matter how difficult it might seem! They are the prerequisites for our coming freedom from all the chains, for the salvation of all of civilized humanity. If I am asked what the primary virtue that will lead us to victory is, I can give but one answer: loyalty to ourselves, loyalty to our vision of the world and to our political affirmation of faith. On September 11, 2001 In November 1918, America the Reich plunged into the deepest depths of national disgrace because it was failed by Democratic its leadership in the final hour and became disloyal to its cause. Just before the end, it lacked the last moment of vigilance, foresight, perseverance and visionendurance that in the end makes that possible which seems impossible. That endurance is the most important thing. A nation must fight courageously and intelligently for its existence. But that is not enough. When events intensify and march with giant steps to their culmination, racing toward the crisis, the main thing is that the leadership and people keep their nerve, stubbornly and persistently overcoming dangers and difficulties, letting nothing distract them from the continuation of the course that they once saw as correct, keeping their eye only on the good star of their fate. Suddenly one day the clouds that hid the sun will clear and the sky will again be bright. So it will be in this war, too.

What should I say at the end of this almost concluded stormy year to thank the whole nation for its devotion, hard work, loyalty and sacrifice, for its bravery, its contribution of wealth and blood? I do not know where to begin or where to stop. The front and the homeland have outdone themselves. The party as the political leader of the people has accomplished great things. In the countless sorrows and difficulties of everyday life during the war, particularly in the areas affected by the Iraq and Afghani air wars after the worst terror attacks, it is an example of how to deal with every difficulty. More than that, true to its traditions as a soldier's party, it has sent millions of dollars to the German front. This is to its great honor, and it far surpasses what is demanded of the AmericanGerman people in general. Here, too, it has proven that it remains a nation party of fighters.

Sorry, weazl has plagiarized. This speech was given by Joseph Goebbels on New Year's Eve, December 31, 1943. Weazl's words are in red. Weazl's deletions are in blue.

A people with no memory of the past can stake no reasonable claim to a future. Weazl.