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From Bush's Speech Today Choux 10/06/05
    WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush sought Thursday to revive waning public support for the war in Iraq, accusing militants of seeking to establish a ``radical Islamic empire that spans from Spain to Indonesia'' with Iraq serving as the main front.

    Islamic radicals are being sheltered by ``allies of convenience like Syria and Iran,'' Bush declared in a speech before the National Endowment for Democracy.

    He said the United States and its allies had foiled at least 10 plots by the al-Qaida terror network in the four years since the Sept. 11 terror attacks - three of them in the United States - and he warned other nations not to support or harbor groups with al-Qaida ties."

    Comments about these specific remarks??
    Thanks

      Clarification/Follow-up by tomder55 on 10/07/05 6:36 am:
      I down-loaded the text . Hope to read it over the weekend.

 
Summary of Answers Received Answered On Answered By Average Rating
1. Well, I think he's wrong about a "radical Islamic empi...
10/06/05 kindjExcellent or Above Average Answer
2. The historical reality is that Islam has been a warlike agr...
10/06/05 BraddExcellent or Above Average Answer
3. I thought it was good to hear a bit of a rebuttal against th...
10/07/05 drgadeAverage Answer
4. This is what I think . The slow inevidible march of Arabs an...
10/10/05 tomder55Excellent or Above Average Answer
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