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How would you have handled differently the presidency of George W. Bush since the tragedy of 9/11?
yourdadonapogostick said:um, all US citizens dead
Burnsys said:i would do a favor to humanity and kill my self...
i would do a favor to humanity and kill my self...
By the way,Are you from Argentina!?Because tonight Brasil and Argentina match will happen!Burnsys said:i would do a favor to humanity and kill my self...
Loren Booda said:How would you have handled differently the presidency of George W. Bush since the tragedy of 9/11?
I would acknowledge my inferior intellect and reasoning capabilities, as well as the fact my vested interest in various corporations would bring a conflict of interest when it comes to the middle east, and resign.Loren Booda said:How would you have handled differently the presidency of George W. Bush since the tragedy of 9/11?
If this were a joke, it might be funny.Pengwuino said:How can someone handle someone elses presidency? ;)
If I were president, i would have nuked every non-US city on earth. This solves many problems. All terrorists are dead, no need to deal with foreign leaders, oil requirements are no longer a problem. How can you hate a policy like mine?
Penguin for President in 08!
So... you're saying you wouldn't be able to do as good a job as Bush?Burnsys said:i would do a favor to humanity and kill my self...
I would not have let 9/11 happen in the first place! It was preventable!Loren Booda said:How would you have handled differently the presidency of George W. Bush since the tragedy of 9/11?
How?!Maybe you caused it would happen on my birthday!Astronuc said:I would not have let 9/11 happen in the first place! It was preventable!
Really?Astronuc said:I would not have let 9/11 happen in the first place! It was preventable!
FredGarvin said:Ahhh...the wonderful knowledge that comes with hindsight.
Rabid,Rabid said:Is in response to my post?
If it is please provide evidence of a possible connection before the invasion.
Anything whatsoever that could reasonably support the idea that Saddam had something to do with 9/11.
when will people get the fact that 'scientifical' is not a real word?yourdadonapogostick said:http://www.scienceforums.net/forums/showthread.php?t=10757
edit: i am usually more serious and scientifical and such at SFN. i don't know what it is about PF that makes me unleash more crazy than usual
It's as real a word as "nookyuhler", or "suicider".yomamma said:when will people get the fact that 'scientifical' is not a real word?
After the 9/11 attacks, President Bush declared a "War on Terror" and initiated military action against the Taliban in Afghanistan, where the terrorist group Al-Qaeda was based. He also signed the USA PATRIOT Act, which increased government surveillance and expanded the powers of law enforcement agencies.
Yes, President Bush made several changes to his presidency in response to the 9/11 attacks. He created the Department of Homeland Security and implemented enhanced security measures at airports and other public spaces. He also shifted his focus to national security and foreign policy, rather than domestic issues.
President Bush faced significant criticism and opposition to his post-9/11 policies, particularly regarding the invasion of Iraq. However, he remained steadfast in his decisions and defended his actions as necessary for national security. He also collaborated with Congress and other world leaders to gain support for his policies.
President Bush's approach to preventing future terrorist attacks was primarily focused on military action and increased surveillance. He also implemented policies to strengthen border security and improve intelligence gathering and sharing among government agencies. Additionally, he emphasized the importance of maintaining strong alliances with other countries in the fight against terrorism.
Yes, President Bush faced several major challenges in handling the presidency after 9/11. These included navigating the complexities of the Iraq War, managing the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, and addressing the economic impact of the attacks. He also faced criticism for his handling of the War on Terror and the use of enhanced interrogation techniques.