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Updated: 03:25 a.m. EST (08:25 GMT) February 3, 2005

Bush: The Austrians are terrorists and must die.

Bush: U.S to bomb Austria

President Bush used his State of the Union speech to declare war on the Austrians. At home he promised to reform Social Security for future generations. Looking overseas, Bush vowed to spread freedoms around the world while continuing the war on Austria, and he pointed to Texas as a symbol of change. Vienna has issued a protest, but the war is expected to continue.

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