the polish patriot is buried under the cathedral which is the westminster abbey of poland and filled with memorials of the honor of the country. kosciuszko lies in a fault beneath the marble floor of the cathedral as i look upon his to my thought how small the world is after all and how curiously interwoven are the interests that blind people together. when i visited the tomb of kosciuszko i placed a rose in the middle of my race. thank you very much. [applause] i would be happy to take any questions and there is a microphone in the back for anybody. there is a gentleman over here. >> [inaudible] >> i'm sorry, can you speak up so we can hear you? >> [inaudible] >> three things came to mind when i was listening to your presentation. one of them was a theology, one was philosophy and one was typography. could you flash those topics out as to what you feel influenced him in terms of those three points? and also another one but i will send you an e-mail. [laughter] >> all three of those sound like books in themselves. well, topography obviously kosciuszko was born in about the high groun

forces so i can also tell the house that they, of this year sarah commemoration will be held and westminster abbey. mr. speaker, we salute our forces today, to their work, the work of the american coalition comrades and the iraqi security forces and supported by the courage and vision of those within iraq the by the prime minister maliki, iraq is emerging from the shadow of 30 years of brutal dictatorship and conflict and today prime minister rao and his government can work together for a peaceful and prosperous future. that they can do so is the old man to read to all who served in iraq to the skills, commitment and sheer professionalism, to their great manager encouraging conflict and a measurable contribution to reconstruction and peace and i commend the statement to the house. >> thank you mr. speaker, to enjoin the prime minister enclave to bid to the private killed in afghanistan and the last few days. in the course of the iraq conflict, hundred 79 british a service men and women lost their lives, they came from all three services, the army, navy and air force and also included one civilian.

the polish patriot is buried under the cathedral of krakow which is the westminster abbey of poland and is filled with memorials of the honored names of that country. kosciuszko lies in a faults beneath the marble floor of the cathedral. as i look on his tomb i thought how this all the world is that how curiously interwoven are the interest the bind people together. when i visited the tomb of kosciuszko i placed in rows on it in the name of my race. thank you very much. [applause] [applause] i would be happy to take any questions then there is a microphone in the back for-- there's a gentleman over here. >> hello. >> kaniewski bemuddle bet so we can all hear you? [inaudible] three things came to mind when i was listening to your presentation. one of them was theology, philosophy and one was typography. could you flesh those topics out as to what you feel influenced him in terms of those three points? and also i have another one but i will send you an e-mail. [laughter] >> all three of those sound like books and themselves. to a biography of obviously kosciuszko was always warning about

an autumn of this year, a service of thanksgiving in commemoration will be held at was in -- westminster abbey. we support our forces today -- through their work, and the american coalition comrades and iraqi security forces and supported by the courage and vision those in iraq led by prime minister a leaky, iraq is emerging from the shadow of 30 years of brutal dictatorship and then conflict. today promised al-maliki and his government could work together for a peaceful and prosperous future. that they can do so is the ultimate tribute to all who served in iraq, to the skills, commitment, and sheer professionalism, to their great an enduring courage and in measurable contribution to reconstruction and to peace. i commend this statement to the house. >> thank you, mr. speaker. can i join the promised and paying tribute to lt. tributemervis -- end -- killed and afghanistan. in the course of the iraq conflict, 179 but as servicemen and women lost their lives. they came from all three services -- army, navy, and air force and one mod civilian. of course, the iraq conflict caused great division in

the house and autumn of this year service of thanksgiving and commemoration will be held in westminster abbey. mr. speaker, we salute our forces today through their work, the work of their american coalition comrades and that the iraqi security forces and supported by the courage and vision of those within iraq led by the prime minister maliki, iraq is emerging from the shadow of 30 years of brutal dictatorship and in conflict. today prime minister netanyahu and the government can work for a prosperous future and that they can do so is the old image to be two all who served and iraq to the skills, commitment and sheer professionalism to their great entering courage in conflict and there is a measurable contribution to reconstruction and peace and i commend this statement to the house. >> thank you mr. speaker. can enjoy in the prime minister and paying tribute to speak -- lt. paul mervis and pte. robert mclaren were killed in afghanistan. in the course of the iraq conflict 179 servicemen and women lost their lives, they came from all three services, the army to my navy and air force and also