Terrorism - Using Social Security to Fight Bush’s War

There is a reasonable fear of using social security to fight Bush war. It is a fear that the Bush administration will be able to move freely while pursuing a conservative domestic agenda with the 9/11 attack. So far, this can not be explained by the media. But I must say that it will not happen. Where did the terrorist war of $ 40 billion come from? It is not for raising taxes but for the sacrifice of the rich. So where is that? The only available source of information I can think of is the currently open social security "lockbox".

Looking at the history of terrorism, it is clear that war is not the answer. The only way to fight terrorism is to unify the world, not to divide the world. Because President Bush, Mr. Saddam, Mr. Arafat grew up in a war society, it is necessary to explain why President Bush is consolidating more in the war. It will be over. The foreign policy of the United States has played an important role in the form of terrorism seen today. For example, terrorist warfare in Afghanistan was $ 3 billion and aid to Afghan citizens was only $ 3 million. History tells us to withdraw without considering what happens to the people if America starts war in other countries shortly after the end of the war. Afghanistan is a very good example

A terrible attack on September 11 and subsequent war in Afghanistan and Iraq made the Great Middle East the center of American diplomacy and security policy and started the so-called "world-wide terrorist war" by the Bush administration. Beginning in 2009, the Obama administration says "to regain balance" of the foreign policy of the United States - Just as events in the east and Central Europe seem to require more attention and resources. However, it turned out that closing the American history chapter defined in the Middle East War was more difficult than anticipated. The evolving threat of Muslim terrorism obliged President Obama to oppose his own interests and forced to do military activities again in Iraq, and this is the case of Syria and Libya.