Washington D.C. (AP) – The announcement on Wednesday by Attorney General, John Ascroft that Al-Quaeda terror suspect, Adam Gadahn was raised in Southern California, prompted President George W. Bush to state that the war on terror will now focus it’s efforts on California.
“We must punish the evil doers that reside in this area to ensure the safety of our citizens,” Bush stated in a brief announcement at the White House Rose Garden.
Gadahn is the second Californian linked to the Al-Quaeda Network. The first being “American Taliban” John Walker.
“California is known to harbor terrorists and we must rid this place of those who choose to destroy our way of life,” Bush said.
The President also mentioned that this new front on terror won’t be an easy task. California – an area roughly the size of California – has several military instillations and is suspected of possessing an active and vibrant WMD program.
“Califonia which is a place, which is having a den of evil doers … Has many who will welcome our assistance. We have many roadblocks in our path and we must achieve these roadblocks.”