George Bush and His

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George Bush and His "War" Against Terrorism When George W Bush came to the presidential office of America at the beginning of the year 2000, there was already a lot of controversy that surrounded him. He was appointed Governor of Texas in 1995 and as of 7:30pm, December 7, 2000, 152 people have been executed during Bush's office as governor. This makes Texas Governor George W Bush the most-killing Governor, in the history of the United States of America. This list can be found on the website http://www.bushkills.com/murders.html. Even his run for presidency was controversial: it is still not certain if Bush actually won; many believe that it was his opponent Al Gore. Following the tragic events of September 11, 2001, in which 2 airplanes flew into the World Trade Centre and 1 into the Pentagon, causing the deaths of more than 3000 people, he made his most controversial move yet: his "war against terrorism". Following the aftermath of September 11, it became a common assumption (in the Western Hemisphere especially) that Osama Bin Laden and the al-Qaida terrorist group, the Taliban was behind the atrocities. There was little evidence to support this claim: the US inspectors found what was supposedly a passport belonging to one of the terrorists aboard one of the planes that hit the World Trade Centre, which links him to Osama Bin
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Laden. Even now, almost a year after the attacks, thousands of bodies and one virtually indestructible flight recorder have not been found. Yet the US government claim a small paper passport survived 2 high speed airplane collisions, 2 huge fireballs and raging fires, 2 massive building collapses and a few other smaller building collapses and has been found unscathed? This is highly dubious to say the least. So we now have an accusation that cannot be backed up, yet Bush still decides to launch an attack on Afghanistan. The attack is widely regarded as a failure though Bush will not ...

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