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American GovernmentBushs Address      forrader this speech I didnt know what to think about Bush as a president. After reading his speech my view on him has changed greatly. not only did talk about the American people hardly also other countries. Through out his speech he pleased both the anti-war Americans but the pro-war Americans also.Bush has a lot of respect, or valor for saying that "the United States respects the people of Afghanistan--after all, we are currently its largest source of do-gooder aid--but we condemn the Taliban regime". It shows that he has his thoughts all collected and he is not rushing and attacking and putting blame on the people of Afganistan. He tranquilize has concerned for them, that they are just repressing their own people     He tried to please every American by being saying thither ordain be a war but not like other wars. By saying Our response involves far more than instance vengeance and isolate d strikes. Americans should not expect one battle, but a lengthy campaign unlike any other we have even seen. He went on to say that its not a war against Afganistan but a war on terrorists. I liked how bush puts his foot down and threatens the Taliban. Demanding them to fill permanently every terrorist training camp and hand over every terrorist and everyone who participated to the proper authority. Saying that his demands are not open to negotiation or news so they must turn in the terrorists or "or they will share in their fate. He is threatening them but also has enough bravery to do it considering what they have already doneIn the last part of his speech he goes on how "we will come together to strengthen American and so on then how he hopes that in the months ahead life returns to almost normal but how "our resolve must not pass". We will always remember that day and to whom it happened. I also liked how Bush showed the police shield of a man named George How ard, who died at the W. trade center difficult to save others and how "This is my reminder of lives that ended, and a task that does not end. Then he ends it with how he will not yield, will not rest for the freedom and auspices for the