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The main myth they promoted was that Bush was the Christian philosopher-king heading a new crusade against Islamic extremism.

He died of a massive heart attack in 1967, just as his crusade against communism in Asia was stumbling towards its own death in Vietnam.

It was a crusade, motivated mostly for riches and gold, but a crusade against the heathen pagans.

He says he was part of a wider "crusade" against Muslim immigration and multiculturalism in Europe.

Television. I'm not on a crusade against television, and I'm not saying you should get rid of it.

The bin Laden statement says the cartoons are part of a new crusade against Islam in which the Vatican has played a large and lengthy role.

My personal crusade against the phrase has done no good at all. In fact, it has done harm.

The Islamic term is associated with the Muslim crusade against the west, the Daily Mail reports.

Concerned Youth of America's activists "crusade against our leveraged future" wearing prison suits.

Knowing he will now never resolve his differences with his father, Anton begins his crusade against the Faceless.

The college students are active to crusade against the nuclear weapons.

John Edwards said that his crusade against poverty was rooted in his Christian faith.

Is the US girding its loins for another great crusade against evil?

Thousands of people took to the streets to crusade against corruption in the government.

A dwarf cleric declares a holy crusade against ores.

It's a crusade against corruption.

Jefferson wrote from France in 1786, advising a friend to "preach a crusade against ignorance, " and support free schools in Virginia.

We look to you for continuous support in the crusade against corruption and welcome any

He struggled into the saddle, and led a crusade against the Comic Frenchman;

During the Victorian era in England, for example, the crusade against masturbation grew to a fever pitch;