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There's just this one problem.

Bush has proven that you can't believe a word he says, ever. (There are at least two books cataloging and documenting his lies, with footnotes).

So "talks" by Bush are not really very interesting, since you can't trust a word of it.

Bush was warned by the intelligence agencies that invading Iraq would allow Al Aqaeda to recruit there. It has now done so and Bush is attempting to use this as evidence about how wise he was to invade in the first place.

The more countries have civilians slaughtered as collateral damage the more their relatives living here will be tempted by Jihadist recruitment. Fighting them over there may lead directly to fighting them over here.

The use of torture is also a recruitment poster for the terrorists.

I wonder how much it costs the American people to have him fly there and the fees for the spin artists that wrote his speach. True he does not step on his tongue as badly as the first few years of Chaney's Presidency, but it remains bad enough. And why after 6 years of lies would any responsible media cover it?