Originally posted by Sébastien Boisvert > Originally posted by Jason St.John> Tony Blair's statement was one of the best. Same with president Bush, considering that speeches aren't one of his strong points. The people singing God Bless America, and another group singing the national anthem, was absolutely the most touching & beautiful thing I've ever seen.
May I say that I really miss President Clinton right now?
I have to agree with both statements Seb made here. I do think that Tony Blair's statement struck me as the most warmhearted of them all. It is very appreciated.
I have to say that I am also missing Clinton. He just arrived in New York and was talking to to people looking for their lost loved ones. It was so compassionate to see him hug and console the people. I see that he is more compassionate than Bush (just my opinion) I think he was a wonderful leader and I just hope that Bush can be as good (we have to give him a chance now!).
I heard on the radio today that at the end of last year Clinton and the cabinet were voting on weather or not to bomb where they KNEW Bin Laden was and they decided not to do anything about it. I know they had their reasons but it was just interesting to hear.
Being here in Los Angeles I was very scared Tuesday hearing that 3 of the planes were bound for LAX, I know it was because they had the most fuel but it was still scary. After all we are one of the biggest cities. I was just scared.
I hope we do everything that we can to resolve this but it is scary to know what the future brings.
Good luck to us all!