Jan 13, 2009
In a few days, the most powerful man on earth is stepping down for good. For almost a decade, he maneuvered America toward tough, record-breaking economic challenges, post-9/11 recovery, and of course two historic wars.
For most Americans, George W. Bush leaves with a legacy that is highly questionable mainly because the superpower country is less prosperous and more problematic now than Bill Clinton’s or any ... Read More
Jun 18, 2008
Above: US raid on the Iraqi capital Baghdad (Photo: www.thewe.cc) Okay, so it’s a no-brainer that one of the most powerful nations at present is America and George W. Bush, being its president, inevitably makes him one of the most powerful persons on earth. At present, the world is having two major wars – in [...]
Above: US raid on the Iraqi capital Baghdad (Photo: www.thewe.cc)
Okay, so it’s a no-brainer that one of the most powerful nations at present is America and George W. Bush, being its president, inevitably makes him one of the most powerful persons on earth.
At present, the world is having two major wars – in Afghanistan and Iraq. But is this really an inevitable war between or among countries or is it a war that America wanted and started? What exactly is the role ... Read More
Feb 20, 2008
Above: Mr. Bush Jr There are concerns running about that the Unites States is moving to build military bases in Africa. President Bush tried suppressing those claims by calling it “baloney.” A Tanzanian newspaper had a headline declaring that Bush came to “militarize” Africa. “The purpose of this (visit) is not to add military bases,” [...]
Above: Mr. Bush Jr
There are concerns running about that the Unites States is moving to build military bases in Africa. President Bush tried suppressing those claims by calling it "baloney."
A Tanzanian newspaper had a headline declaring that Bush came to "militarize" Africa.
"The purpose of this (visit) is not to add military bases," Bush said in a press conference. "I know there's rumors in Ghana: 'All Bush is coming to do is try to convince you to put a big military base here.' ... Read More