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By Jim Garamone
American Forces Press Service

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13, 2001 -- "Now that war has been
declared on us, we will lead (America) to victory,"
President Bush said following a conversation with New York
City Mayor Rudy Guiliani and New York Gov. George Pataki.

Bush spoke to the two about the Sept. 11 terrorist attack
on the World Trade Center in the city and the current situation. He
pledged all the resources of the federal government to help the city
cope with the disaster.

As calls of support come to Washington from around the
globe, Bush said, he and his security team are working on a campaign to
win the war on terrorists. He told the governor and mayor that his
resolve is "steady and strong about winning this war that has been
declared on America."

Bush said the New York and Pentagon attacks begin a new
kind of war and that the United States must adjust to these
new realities. He said that stamping out terrorism would require
cooperation around the world.

"This government will call others to join us, to make sure
this act, these acts, the people who conducted these acts
and those who harbor them, are held accountable for their actions," Bush
said.

Secretary of State Colin Powell said Sept. 12 that
Americans must understand that this war will not be quick strikes and
over. It won't end with a single counterattack against one individual,
he said.

"It's going to be a long-term conflict, and it's going to
be fought on many fronts -- the military front, the intelligence front,
the law enforcement front, the diplomatic front," Powell said.

At a Pentagon news conference Sept. 13, Deputy Defense Secretary Paul
Wolfowitz also stressed the campaign will be a long one.

"We're going to see how this unfolds, and it's going to
unfold over time," Wolfowitz said. "I think one thing is
clear -- that you don't do it with just a single military strike no
matter how dramatic. It will be a campaign, not a single action. And
we're going to keep after these people and the people who support them
until this stops.

"I think the whole civilized world has been shocked by
what's happened, and even some elements of the uncivilized world have
begun to wonder whether maybe they're on the wrong side here."

Related Site of Interest:<a href=
http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2001/09/20010913-4.html
>President Pledges Assistance for New York in Phone Call with Pataki,
Giuliani, Sept. 13, 2001 <a href=
http://www.defenselink.mil/news/Sep2001/t09132001_t0913dsd.html >DoD
News Briefing - Deputy Secretary Wolfowitz, Sept. 13, 2001

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