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John Howard's Speech Persuasive Essay

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in 2004, former Prime Minister John Howard publicly supported iraq having a bill of rights but would not consider one for Australia. I respect John Howard for many things, but on this matter he failed us, failed freedom and revealed his disregard for a history of tyrants brutilizing the ordinary

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