Stephen F. Hayes "As president, he contemplated Iran policy by thinking about two clocks – one measured the time it would take for Iran to get nuclear weapons and the other kept track of the time it would take for internal change to take root in Iran. Bush writes that his plan was to accelerate the latter and retard the former."
George W Bush: I’m comfortable about my place in history "He thinks that it is wrong to try Khalid Sheikh Mohammed (the self-described mastermind behind the September 11 terrorist attacks) on American soil, “where he’ll have all the rights of a common bank robber”, including access to the evidence — in this case extremely sensitive intelligence material — that led to his arrest. "“He’d have had a perfectly fair trial in front of a military tribunal,” he says, “without national security being compromised.” " UK Telegraph via Lucianne
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