[FlamesAllTheWay]

After Sept. 11th, the USA had the sympathy and empathy of most of the rest of the world. 3 years later and anti-Americanism is higher than it's been in a long time, or even ever. So how has Bush made the world a safe place for Americans again? How has he weakened terrorism??

This rampant anti-Americanism is what causes some terrorism. Going to war over evidence that has yet to reveal itself doesn't help the cause either as a big barrel for people to come shoot at Americans and Iraqi's is all that has really been created thus far.

So i'm really baffled by this mentality that Bush is the man best suited to fight terrorism. People seem to think his 'shoot first ask questions later' attitude towards the fight is the way to go, when it seems to causing more anti-Americanism and terror than it is stopping. Afghanistan was alright (in my books at least, but it seems the most of the rest of the world thinks so too) because the enemy was clear, as was the evidence that showed links between the Taliban and al Qaeda. But after that, things have pretty much gone south it seems.

So that's my big question. How has Bush done a good job in fighting terror between Sept. 11th, and now??