California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger flew to Iraq to give moral support to US troops this Monday, “drawing cheers from servicemen and women, some of whom were lucky enough to be gifted a cigar,” AFP e-source informs.
“The Terminator always keeps his promise”, said a 62 years’ old governor, who was looking lean and tanned ahead of his return to the big screen next year, the source reads.
Mr. Schwarzenegger spent over two hours handshaking and doing twirls.

“I said to myself, well, it's obvious when you are that close to Iraq you go and visit your soldiers and the great men and women who are serving this great country,” he said, encouraging them to stick to their tasks ahead of the planned drawdown of US troops in Iraq, the source says.
According to Terminator, he said that was “here in 2003 and before I left I said 'I'll be back',” the Hollywood actor turned politician told almost 400 soldiers, mimicking his most famous line from the “Terminator” movies that made him a global star.