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I'm not going to rip your offering to shreds, but I do have some problems with it. Number one, I can't believe a strategy that sees ten million moslems immigrated to the US is going to influence 800 million to live by humane policies. The numbers just don't support that theory. There will be between 50 and 100 million Moslem children born in the next five years. They will not live in the US and will be taught by parents and school systems very skeptical of the US.

I must also say, that when you want your policies to be understood, you have to explain them in a clear, firm and completely understood manner. You can't tiptoe through the toolies and hope that your ideals will win out.

Bush is human. Humans do make mistakes. Bush is no different than other humans in that respect. I don't think my comments above were a damning to him. They were reasoned and accurate from my point of view.

I am sorry that I am unable to buy off on the version you posted, but it was interesting reading. However, I don't have a problem with praying for him or supporting him when I can.

I must also say, that when you want your policies to be understood, you have to explain them in a clear, firm and completely understood manner.

How would an "in your face" approach work with some of the most antagonistic and defensive people groups on the planet? When you can answer that question, you will understand why Bush is using this tact.

I can't believe a strategy that sees ten million moslems immigrated to the US is going to influence 800 million to live by humane policies.

Hopefully not all will immigrate. Prayerfully, a number will return to their homelands as Christians and industrial leaders and teach that faith to their countrymen. Let's give God a chance. He is, after all, God.