Madam Speaker, we sometimes forget how great an ally Poland is to the United States. They have not only had a quest for freedom for their own people, but they have been an ally to this Nation. As the United States and other NATO countries are engaged in the battle against terrorism in Afghanistan, there are over 2,000 members of the Polish military who are there as well, side by side with the United States and with other NATO forces, the freedom fighters that they are, helping to seek freedom and liberty in Afghanistan and against those international terrorists who do us all harm. I think Mr. Pascrell, the gentleman from New Jersey, said it well today. 'We are all Poles,' and we honor them, and we suffer their loss and their grief at this time because of the tragedy that occurred not only on Saturday but at the massacre that occurred in that forest in the Soviet Union many, many years ago.
Ted Poe: “Madam Speaker, we sometimes forget how great an ally Poland is to the United States. They have not only had a quest for…”
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The speaker honors Poland's contributions as an ally of the United States and reflects on shared tragedies.
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