"WE DID IT!" This is the message emblazoned on the screen in huge capital letters during 'The Colbert Report' (weeknights, 11:30PM ET on Comedy Central). Yes; it's time to celebrate the last American combat troops leaving Iraq. So, let's do it up; Stephen Colbert-style.

Balloons fall -- and Stephen yells, and lifts his arms in victory. The combat phase of the Iraq War is officially over! And now that it is over, Colbert remembers to give credit where credit is due. And the person who deserves all the credit? President George W. Bush.

"After all," Stephen says, "if this man hadn't lead us into war, it certainly wouldn't be over now." Um, that's kind of a tautology, but also a good point, we guess.

However, Stephen does criticize the fact that the last troops sort of "snuck" out of the country before dawn. "What are we -- slinking home after some one-night stand?" he says.

So, that's the end of the combat section of the Iraq War. The war itself has lasted seven years. For comparison's sake, it took the United States only four years to defeat German, Italy, and Japan during World War II.

What do you guys think? Was the Iraq War a victory? Did it help stop terrorism? Our troops served bravely and made many sacrifices -- but was the war worth it?