George W. Bush said that extremists in the United States are as "evil in the soul" as terrorists abroad, AND: What about scolding Trump supporters?
Comprehensive CNN, "Russia Today (RT)" news, former US President George W. Bush delivered a speech during a visit to Shanksville, Pennsylvania, on September 11 local time, calling on Americans to face violent extremists at home and compare them with violent extremists abroad, saying that they are children with "the same evil souls." CNN also said in the headline that George W. Bush was alluding to the thugs who stormed the US Congress.
Screenshot of a video of Bush Jr. speaking
"There is growing evidence that the dangers facing our country can not only cross national borders, but also violence that aggregates from within." In his speech, George W. Bush said, "There is almost no cultural overlap between violent extremists abroad and violent extremists at home," "but they are children with the same evil souls in their contempt for pluralism, their disregard for human life, and their determination to tarnish the symbols of the state." CNN mentioned that when Bush jr. condemned the violent extremists behind the 9/11 terrorist attacks, he alluded to the thugs who stormed the US Congress.
CNN: In condemning the violent extremists behind the 9/11 attacks, Bush alluded to the thugs in the US Congress
Mr. Bush urged people to confront the threats and spoke of the growing cultural divide and partisanship in the United States since he left office. "When it comes to American unity, those days seem far away from us." He said so.
RT said George W. Bush's latest speech won him more support, with many celebrating on social media the controversial leader's acknowledgement of the threat of terrorism from within the country.
"Former President George W. Bush compared the Jan. 6 rioters to the hijackers of 9/11 in Shanksville: 'They are determined to tarnish our national symbol, they are the children of the same evil souls, and we have a responsibility to confront them.'" Wow"
However, RT also mentioned that some conservative critics accused George W. Bush of trying to embrace Democratic politics to save face.
Conservative Julie Kelly wrote on Twitter: "George W. Bush today used his influence to join the Biden administration and the media, pretending that the biggest threat to the United States is fictional 'violent extremists at home' as code names for Trump and his supporters." He's so shameful. ”↓
Some netizens also said, "I never liked him." ”↓
September 11 marks the twentieth anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the United States. On September 11, local time in the United States, US President Biden and former presidents Barack Obama, George W. Bush and Clinton went to the scene of the "9/11" attack to participate in commemorative activities, while the 96-year-old former President Carter chose to commemorate the victims of the "9/11" attack at his home.
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