The Worst Here

The nightmare scenario unfolds like this: Shortly after U.S. forces invade Iraq, Saddam Hussein realizes that the end is nigh. Faced with imminent defeat and near certain death, Saddam decides to authorize one final, gruesome act of terror. He plucks a loyal operative from his security service and orders germ scientists to inject him. The operative is slipped out of the country and put on a commercial airliner bound for the U.S. Dozens of passengers within spitting distance of the Iraqi agent are unknowingly infected. Just as U.S. troops arrive in Baghdad, thousands of American civilians begin experiencing fever, nausea and backache—all the symptoms of smallpox.

6 Reasons Why So Many Allies Want Bush To Slow Down

“They need the rest of the world more than ever, and they seem to be going out of their way to offend it.”

A former British cabinet minister in the pro-American Conservative Party leaned over toward a Time correspondent at lunch recently to say he considered Bush “terrifying,” “ignorant,” “a prisoner of the religious right” and “like a child running around with a grenade with the pin pulled out.”
^seems accurate to me^