And so he goes out as he governed - warning of the threat of terrorism. "There's still an enemy out there that would like to inflict damage on Americans" warns George W. Bush in his upbeat message to his successor. Almost certainly, but most of them are enemies created by America. Bin Laden, for example, Enemy No. 1, was armed by them and then given his raison d'etre in the US presence in Saudi Arabia. And, of course, Bush has given the Saudi terrorist and his glorious, death loving followers, a wonderful lease of life by creating the torment in Iraq. Terrorism has been the justification of Bush's presidency, and he and the terrorists have thrived off each other. There are plenty of enemies out there, but none as lethal as the one who is just about to departt he White House.
Monday, 12 January 2009
Bush's Last Words
And so he goes out as he governed - warning of the threat of terrorism. "There's still an enemy out there that would like to inflict damage on Americans" warns George W. Bush in his upbeat message to his successor. Almost certainly, but most of them are enemies created by America. Bin Laden, for example, Enemy No. 1, was armed by them and then given his raison d'etre in the US presence in Saudi Arabia. And, of course, Bush has given the Saudi terrorist and his glorious, death loving followers, a wonderful lease of life by creating the torment in Iraq. Terrorism has been the justification of Bush's presidency, and he and the terrorists have thrived off each other. There are plenty of enemies out there, but none as lethal as the one who is just about to departt he White House.
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