Spreading Terror

President Bush singled out Iraq, Iran and North Korea as being the main possible producers of weapons of mass destruction. In any of these cases, the price of indifference would be catastrophic," Bush said. The future is uncertain but the United States of America is not one to go quietly

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The countries that Bush singled out are not taking his words lightly. Diplomacy itself is about to change. ists, giving them the means to match their hatred. The “axis of evil,” as Bush called them are not being shunned out of the United States. "This statement of President Bush is stupid and a statement that does not befit the leader of the biggest state in the world," Iraqi Vice President Taha Yassin Ramadan said. North Korea also voiced their opinion about being called an “axis of evil. "We'll tell you what we think, and we'll tell you we're ready to discuss these issues," Boucher said referring to the discussions between Iraq, Iran, and North Korea with the United States. ” In one of North Koreas newspapers it was written that President Bush’s words were merely “loudmouthed threats” meant to justify U.

Is America ready to fight a war against multiple enemies should the need come? "When we're called upon by the president to do whatever, we'll be ready to do that," General Richard Myers, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a press conference.