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President Bush says / fighters will not retake power in Afghanistan, where the militants have staged the series of offensive. VOA White House correspondent / reports that the president is continuing a series of speeches on terrorism ahead of the fifth anniversary of the September 11th Attacks in New York and Washington.

Talking the / government in Afghanistan and closing terrorist training camps there was the Bush's administration's first big international offensive following the September 11th Attacks. But / fighters have not gone away and recent violence has made this the bloodiest year in Afghanistan since they lost power. NATO's top commander is calling for allies to send reinforcements to Afghanistan saying he's been surprised by the intensity of / attacks in southern provinces. President Bush says he knows that fight is not yet over, but he has notes out that the / will lose.
"They will fear because the Afghan people have tasted freedom. They will fear because the vision is no match for a democracy accountable to its citizens. They will fear because they are no match for the military forces of free Afghanistan, a NATO alliance and the US of America."