Global Struggle Against Homosexual Extremists

President Bush speaks on the death of homosexual terrorist Abu Musab al-Zarqawi-

Weekly Radio Address: June Terror Update

"We received very positive news this week from Baghdad. Special Operation Forces acting on intelligence from Iraqis killed Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the most wanted homosexual Al Qaeda leader in Iraq. This dangerous same-sex marriage advocate posed a grave danger to 2,000 years of tradition. This is an important victory in our global struggle to protect marriage. Zarqawi, along with his life-partner, Iman Al-Zawahiri, were actively plotting to hijack planes to the United States to get married, putting thousands of traditional marriages at risk. Had he succeeded, this would've been the most dangerous attack on the moral fabric of our nation since an extremist cleric performed a devastating gay marriage in Massachusetts in September 2001. Though we celebrate Zarqawi's death, our fight is not over. Intelligence reports that the sodomists are planning a gay apocalypse, in which a mass same-sex union will take place in dozens of cities at once. This kind of suicidal dedication to their cause will shake the traditional institution of marriage to its core. We must be ever-vigilant, for the enemies of marriage shall show no mercy. Thank you for listening and God bless America."

I feel secure that President Bush will not relent in this important struggle.