George W Bush delivers his first public speech after 9/11 attack

The President promised to find "people" responsible for attacks on the World Trade Center

On the second day after the 9/11 terrorist attack, President George W. Bush announced that Al Qaeda's strike "is not just a terrorist act, they are war acts." Bush's "war with terror" is not rhetoric. He said. Instead, it is the definition framework. President Bush announced that the war will begin from Al Qaeda, but said, "It will be concluded by being blocked and defeated until the global impact of each terrorist group is discovered." "The resulting phrases and agenda have become general The government has used that forum to spread some new premises from September 11. First of all, the threat of Islamic extremist groups As Vice President Dick Cheney to deal with the novelty of the threat for, "the old security theory does not apply. "Criminal justice to trial terrorists is abolished and must be replaced with military methods"

The motivation behind the terrorist attack on 11th September 2001 is not yet known to many people all over the world. President George W. Bush made a speech saying "to speak at a joint congressional meeting with the American people" immediately after starting the attack on New York, Washington, Pennsylvania. This speech explained the position of the United States against terrorism. He also taught us to know exactly who the terrorists are, to discuss the American reconciliation plan, and to try to eliminate the fear Americans may feel. The following paragraphs describe the strategies, advantages and obstacles Bush encountered in announcing this very successful and moving speech.