If you are a Democrat or a Liberal you cannot take much comfort in the content of the recently released video tape from Osama Bin Laden. It seems Bin Laden has been busy acquiring talking points from the DNC or perhaps, it is the reverse! Either way, there seems to be a collaboration of philosophy between Bin Laden, John Kerry, the DNC, George Soros and Democratic false-umentary producer, Michael Moore-on.

The terrorist linked Aljazeera network ran about six minutes of the newly released eighteen minute Bin Laden tape on October 29th (a transcript of the tape can be found on the Aljazeera website). The terrorist mastermind of 9/11 laid out his argument for aggression against the United States. This Bin Laden rant was directed toward the American audience, unlike his April 14th 2004 audio tape intended for Europeans which proposed a conditional truce while also praising the countries that lacked resolve in the face of terrorist hostility.

Bin Laden touched on at least five points that have become the hyperbole of the left:

1. President Bush is lying and "hiding from you the real cause" of the 9/11 attacks.
2. The attacks are the fault of America: "the oppression and tyranny of the America/Israeli coalition."
3. Bush is an authoritarian dictator: "he (Bush Sr.) took dictatorship and suppression of freedoms to his son and they named it the Patriot Act under the pretences of fighting terrorism."
4. Bush stole the 2000 election: "the installing of sons as state governors and did not forget to import expertise in election fraud from the regions presidents to Florida …"
5. And right out of mouth's of Michael Moore-on and Terry McAuliffe (DNC Chairman), Bin Laden accuses President Bush of not responding to the 9/11 attacks: "He was more interested in listening to the child's story about the goat rather than worry about what was happening to the towers."

For Democrats and liberal, leftist progressives, Bin Laden's words should reflect a disgrace beyond repair, for the rest of us, this should be a warning; we must not elect a candidate or a party that shares the views of our enemy.

In the Arab world they say: "The enemy of my enemy is my friend." I say to you, fellow Americans: "Those whom share the message of our enemy, are our enemy!"