This speech established the Bush Doctrine which explained why America would prepare to wage a war against terrorism and nations that support terrorism. With the help and contributions of other nations, the war on terror was more successful and many more people were able to benefit from these contributions. Without the President's speech, the community I am in would not have suffered from the wars currently happening, and fewer people would have lost their lives during the war. this speech caused many people in America, who were of the same nationality, ethnicity or even race, to be hated and criticized simply because they looked like what a terrorist is supposed to look like, even if they themselves were not the terrorists they were. face the useless hat and they had to take responsibility for something they had nothing to do with. In the community I live in there was once a feeling of hatred due to the visualization born from this speech with this thought of patriotism, many have forgotten what America really is, a person who embraces the crucible and l acceptance that America represents. . Now, a decade after the attack, and once we understand who the real people who caused many Americans to suffer were, the hatred that was once directed at the innocent is now disappearing. Throughout this decade, the community still remembers 9/11, whether it's a discussion that happens every day at school that day, or whether it's in Washington, D.C. where many people will still show their respect today on September 11th. memorial, keeping in mind America's promise to fight for freedom and