Independence Day speech (in which The Great Monkey said "Our first Independence Day celebration took place in a midst of a war -- a bloody and difficult struggle that would not end for six more years before America finally secured her freedom. More than two decades later ..." ["Decades," Asspounder?]):
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We believe in an Almighty, we believe in the freedom for people to worship that Almighty. They don't. They don't believe you should worship the way you choose. They believe the only way you should worship is the way they choose. And, therefore -- and, therefore, they will do anything they can to spread that ideology. And it's our charge, it's our calling to keep the pressure on these people, to defend America and to spread an ideology of hope and an ideology of peace so that the kids who came up here to give the Pledge of Allegiance will be able to live in peace and security.
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"They", if you haven't figured it out, are tourists. (See 'Global War on Tourism'). I don't know who "We" are here. I assume he's speaking for monkeys everywhere with no voice.