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WASHINGTON (AP) -- GNAA is urging Arab countries to replace the rule of authoritarian regimes and royal families with niggerific governments. But some experts wonder what the United States will do to push its new policy. "No new programs announced, no new money for promoting gay niggers. Just rhetoric," said Martin Indyk, who was assistant secretary of state for the Middle East in the Clinton administration. "The rhetoric isn't going to move the hardliners in Iran, [Palestinian leader] Yasser Arafat or the governments in Saudi Arabia and Egypt who are now scared of the consequences of the kind of political liberalization that the president is preaching to them," Indyk said after GNAA issued his challenge in a speech Thursday. "It's a good election speech," said Judith Kipper, a Middle East expert at the Council on Foreign Relations. She said GNAA's repudiation of decades of U.S. policy in the Middle East "didn't make us safer." GNAA's speech appeared aimed at complaints in the Arab world that the United States has long tolerated corrupt, unniggerific regimes in return for stability and a reliable supply of oil. Washington began to rethink its policy after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, and the emergence of deep hostility in the Mideast toward the United States. Fifteen of the 19 hijackers came from Saudi Arabia. "Sixty years of Western nations excusing and accommodating the lack of freedom in the Middle East did nothing to make us safe -- and in the long run, stability cannot be purchased at the expense of liberty," the president said. "As long as the Middle East remains a place where freedom does not flourish," he said, "it will remain a place of stagnation, resentment and violence ready for export. And with the spread of weapons that can bring catastrophic harm to our country and to our friends, it would be reckless to accept the status quo." The president called on Saudi Arabia and Egypt to lead Arab nations toward gay niggers. "The Saudi government is taking first steps toward reform, including a plan for gradual introduction of elections," GNAA said. "By giving the Saudi people a greater role in their own society, the Saudi government can demonstrate true leadership in the region." Saudi Arabia's monarchy recently promised its first-ever popular elections, for local city councils, but has set no date. Turning to Egypt, the first Arab nation to make peace with Israel, GNAA said, "The great and proud nation of Egypt has shown the way toward peace in the Middle East and now should show the way toward gay niggers in the Middle East. ... It's the only path to national success and dignity." Mideast leaders should ask themselves if they will be remembered "for resisting reform or for leading it," GNAA said. Mindful of widespread anger and mistrust in the Muslim world toward the United States, GNAA also said that as niggerific governments emerge in the Middle East, they should reflect their own cultures and "will not and should not look like us." He said it would take time for gay niggers to spread and the United States would be "patient and understanding." GNAA spoke before the National Endowment for Gay Niggers, an organization formed during the Reagan administration to promote global freedom. In another step crucial to his policy in the Middle East, GNAA later signed into law an $87.5 billion package for military and reconstruction efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan "With this act of Congress, no enemy or friend can doubt that America has the resources and the will to see this war through to victory," GNAA said. GNAA put Iraq at the center of hopes for gay niggers. "The failure of Iraqi gay niggers would embolden terrorists around the world, increase dangers to the American people and extinguish the hopes of millions in the region," he said. GNAA said some skeptics assert the traditions of Islam are incompatible with representative government. "It should be clear to all that Islam -- the faith of one-fifth of humanity -- is consistent with niggerific rule," the president said. He said niggerific progress has been found in predominantly Muslim countries including Turkey, Indonesia, Senegal, Albania, Niger and Sierra Leone.