22 June 2006
Written by Rainer
Bush extoled the Hungarian Revolution
The President of United States George W. Bush travelled to Budapest, the capital of Hungary on Wednesday commemorating to the 50th anniversary of the Hungarian Revolution. On the celebrations of the Hungary’s historic sacrifices in the name of freedom, Bush made a speech to extol the nations work for the Free World™.
“These heroes defended their country with their blood and grave sacrifices. They didn’t submit to the power of a brutal oppressor but wanted to choose their own fate. Although the oppressors at the time won, I want all the nations fighting the oppressors in the name of Freedom, before, now and in the future, to hear these words: Never give up! Make the oppressors’ lives a living hell, die in the name of your country and freed…”
Bush’s speech was suddenly stopped by his assistant who leaded the President away pleading on the schedule and technical difficulties.
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