First object of discussion was the continuing war with terrorism. Most of the people understand that this not only national problem, but also is problem all over the world. And we must do something. As an example, I can provide this words of Dennis Nastert, House Speaker, R-Illions, who said: “While we have made mush progress in the war against terrorism, now is no time to let our guard down. The president is right to remain focused on eradicating terrorism and keeping the people of our nation free from harm. Congress is committed to working with the president to eliminate terrorist threats against America.”

In addition, Bush said that it is also necessary to prevent regimes, who seek nuclear weapons. I understand how it is important for our country, when I have read following information in official site of council of Fore

ign Relations. “In 1995, members of Aum Shinrikyo, a Japanese cult, released saran nerve gas into the Tokyo subway, killing 12 and wounding over 3,500—the first recorded use of chemical weapons by terrorists. The first deadly use of biological weapons by terrorists was the late-2001 U.S. mailings of anthrax-laced letters by persons still unknown”.

In other words, there will always be people that will criticize what he has done and now what he has said, but Mr. Bush “demonstrated tonight that he’s committed to reviving our economy, strengthening the American homeland and hunting down the terror network wherever it hides in the world. For that, Americans can be proud.”

Another problem was AIDS epidemic in developing countries. Dr. Glenda Gray, pediatrician, who works in Africa, says that one half of the people who get admitted each day in the medical wards are HIV-positive. Her colleague Dr. Anthony Fauci also talking about necessity such help: “$500 million program I think it's an attainable goal, is to be able to save the lives, in the sens

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