Without Bush's ideals and actions, the world would be in trouble....

Submitted by TJ (Canada), Sep 12, 2006 at 21:46

I am a Canadian who is disgusted with people that are against President Bush and his beliefs with respects to terrorism and how to deal with it. If it wasnt for Bush I believe this world (not just the US) would have been in a nuclear world war within 10-15 years.

"We have learned that they form a global network of extremists who are driven by a perverted vision of Islam: a totalitarian ideology that hates freedom, rejects tolerance and despises all dissent."

He is completely correct. See www.faithfreedom.com (A previous Islam believer speaks out).. Read the entire site.

"On September 11, 2001 we found that problems originating in a failed and oppressive state 7000 miles away can bring murder and destruction to our country. Dictatorships shelter terrorists and feed resentment and radicalism and seek weapons of mass destruction. Democracy will replace resentment with hope, respect the rights of their citizens and their neighbors and join the fight against terror. Every step towards freedom in the world makes our country safer so we will act boldly in freedoms cause"

In one of his previous speeches. He stated the obvious.

Myself, being a fuel systems Engineer was amazed with his comments. " America is addicted to oil." . He stated a true fact. He mentioned he is investing millions of dollars in fuel cell research so that we do not have to rely on countries that use the sales from oil to support terrorism etc. One of the best things North America can do to stop the oil ties to the Mid East...

He is a HERO!

A proud Canadian.

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