Not at all Djahuti. Not all the people dislike Americans, and America. First he has brought nothing but made this ancient and modernic known America being dispised by those who just lump all Americans in one bucket. There is no doubt that, he is an hypocrite, and pretentious in fighting islamic extremists. A young child is better than him to lead America. Yes indeed, he has made Americans being hated by even including those who might have helped America fight against islamic radicals. If anything happens to America, or that innocents, blindfolded Americans are sheding their blood; the blood they may shed is not for the glory of America, but for Bush. His own interests. This suggests that, people in America, are suffering for this man mess. The bad thing is, they mess up things, and begin to leave the office excusably leaving others to clean their mess. Shall I say that, Clinton days were good, and impressive enough?...Yes they were. His wife is running for the presidence, and if she succeeds, she may perhaps act like her husband Clinton. I think Hillary may be a good, to repair the torn down wall between America and friends around this globe as a president if she is going to be successful. I think Bush must have to attend the battle field, and have these bullets, the soldiers dodge at the war field buzz, and roar above his head to taste the real combat ordeals, because war's language sounds so simple to him these days. To be a warrior, it takes hard struggles, and sufferings, perhaps more sacrifices then one may succeed, but you can't sit down and boast. There will be a time that, presidents may leave their seats, and pick up weapons to join the fight, when things get tough.

No one has screwed up foreign affairs as much as him.Before 9/11,a few countries may have disliked us- right after 9/11,we had sympathy from most of the World:but W squandered that sympathy.We are more disliked than ever before in our history.

Like a good parent. Some times you have to make the tough call. History will show that Bush made the correct call on liberating Iraq. While at the time it appears we alienated France, they will realize soon enough that there is a price to pay for freedom. Bush understands this as well as any president.

I can't believe W is above Warren G Harding. Harding was a genius compared to this dolt. If the mission was to alienate the whole world, I guess it was Mission Acomplished.

Clueless and arrogant. Reckless and without remorse. Irresponsible and totally unwilling to admit to error or poor judgment, which is pathetic since his foreign policy initiatives have been ill-advised, illogical and ignorant from the get-go. It was necessary to invade Afghanisitan because the Taliban had to be put out of business due to its support of bin Laden, which was a direct terrorist tie-in. However, the Bush administration failed to follow up in that country and provide the means necessary so that anarchy, internecine violence, tribalist carnage, warlordism and vigilantism wouldn't take hold. Which is exactly what happened. So, C- in Afghanistan for Bushie, and that's the best mark on the scorecard. The war in Iraq has been a snowjob and needless exercise in carnage that has done very little to advance U.S. interests in the world, and virtually nothing to protect Americans from future terrorist attacks. The main problem is Bushie focused on the wrong target, identified the wrong so-called threat, attempted to collapse Saddam into 9/11, which was not tenable at the beginning and now has become totally absurd as the administration continues its strident assertions that there's a bona fide connection between the two. The end result is that Bushie has made even more unstable a most volatile corner of the globe and has reduced, not increased, the quality of life and security of the Iraqi people. The entire operation has been fueled by false assumptions, underestimations, misunderstandings, rosy projections, feelgood denial and an out-and-out ignorance of the reality in that country. The idea of a handover of authority to an interim Iraqi government in June, 2004, when there's no ratified constitution, no elected government, no solid system of laws and law enforcement, no military, and an economy and social fabric in ruins is totally ludicrous, but also totally in keeping with Bushie's mentally retarded take on things. And in his insistence on this holy oil war that removed from the closet major skeletons belonging to many hacks and retreads in his administration, Bushie has unraveled what used to be called the Western alliance, worsened our county's already poor relationship with the UN (thanks to previous efforts of rightwingers and America is always right droolers), and has turned world opinion against us. Even our direct neighbors in Canada and Mexico opposed this ill-advised misadventure, yet Bush failed to heed them in his If you're not with us, you're against us policy. A truly mature and realistic means of conducting diplomacy by a twerp who would be totally over his head as Baseball Commissioner. He still holds grudges against France and Germany for not lockstep jumping on his retarded bandwagon, and as it turns out, those countries were right on the money in terms of the imprudence of this elective war. The real enemy of the U.S., folks, as related to terrorism, is Saudi Arabia, which has historically supported terrorist initatives, yet continues to be our so-called ally. With allies like that, you don't need enemies. News Flash For The Droolers: 9/11 was carried out by Saudis, not Iraqis. However, Bushie's people found it necessary to spirit members of prominent Saudi families out of the country right after the WTC disaster, despite the no-fly directive following 9/11. Why? Because the House of Saud and the House of Bush have had business dealings going back for decades, and oil is thicker than blood for those mutant, poor excuses for human beings. In fact, after 9/11, the Saudi Royal Family was rubbing tushies with Bush down at his dirt farm in Crawford, and then a few weeks later, members of that family showed up on a telethon broadcast to the Arab world that solicited financial contributions to terrorist causes. In addition, Bush OKed the spiriting out of this country after 9/11 members of Osama's family. Seems the bin Ladens have also had financial ties to the Bush family for some time. So identifying Saddam as the Villian du Jour served a very important smokescreen function for our current President, obfuscating the fact that he and his family have been sleeping with the enemy for decades. In this, Bush himself is one of the largest supporters of Islamic terrorism out there, yet condemns it in public while consorting with, or covering for major players in the game behind the scenes. Impeach Bush. And execute him.

Bush was smart to go into Afghanistan, but was an idiot not to listen to Colin Powell, a retired general, about Iraq.

Disastrous. We've become one of those rogue nations.

Bush is terrible in this department. Starting a war without physical evidence of any weapons, and trying to make america hate the countries who dont support it. His foriegn affairs are among the worst of any president weve ever had, and I think we need to get rid of him before its too late

Georges single WORST area of expertise. He has cost us more than any other president.

It wasn't Bush who lied about the weapons of mass destruction. It was Saddam. Unless we find the weapons, Saddam Hussein is guilty of the most dangerous bluff in history. I feel sorry for Bush having to deal with the foolish leaders of France (Chiraq) and Germany (what was his name again?). He has liberated a repressed nation, Iraq, and has brought democracy to them, much to their delight! The U.S. should be feared, because now that it is known that we won't put up with any criminal nonsense! But, we can't be hated: we have too many cool things!

George W. Bush lied about the Weapons of Mass Destruction in Iraq, and went against almost the entire international community when he moved forward with the unjustified invasion without the consent of the United Nations Security Council. It's harking back to the days of/before World War II, when a country would attack another one whenever it wanted to. Now the Now the U. S. is stuck in a hole it can't get out of. The world is not a safer place with Saddam Hussein gone. Have you noticed any change? Have any Weapons of Mass Destruction been found? (Even in Iraq, life has not improved for many. Anarchy persists.) Meanwhile, the Taliban is coming back in Afghanistan, and Osama bin Laden is still on the loose. The U. S. is now the most hated and feared country in the world. South Koreans consider the United States a greater threat to themselves than North Korea.