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"Mission Accomplished", Fallujah Liberated!
 George W. Bush yesterday flew into the recently liberated Fallujah to declare the end of major combat operations.
Beneath the same sign used after the liberation of Bagdad on May 1st, the President, wearing a green flight suit and holding a white helmet, got off the plane, saluted those on the flight deck and shook hands with them. Above him, the huge sign already familiar to many read, "Mission Accomplished."
Most of the insurgents present in Fallujah are thought to have fled the city and are responsible for the endless series of attacks in recent days in Bagdad, Ramadi, and Samarra.
Once Fallujah has been "cleaned" street by street and US forces are certain there are no insurgents left in the city it is thought that major operations to liberate the towns of Ramadi and Samarra will be ordered.
"I hope we'll be able to order Mission Accomplished in Ramadi, and Samarra before the end of Spring." Bush told BIGfib's intrepid traveller, Lolo Laroche.
"I expect by then we will have to re-liberate Bagdad as well, probably closely followed by Falluja etc,"
But Bush is defiant, American forces will win.
"We will continue fighting the enemy as long as he exists, or as long as we have some troops left alive," he says, "whichever is the longer."
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