How George W Bush to faces 9 / 11

Former U.S. President George W Bush, revealed in his memoirs how he gave orders to shoot down hijacked planes-peswat on September 11, 2001. He said initially he thought that one of the hijacked plane, United Airlines Flight 93 that crashed in Pennsylvania, had been shot down over the command.

Fragments Bush's memoirs, Decision Points, leaked to the Drudge Report website, and he hopes to interview Oprah Winfrey on Nov. 9 in order to promote his memoir "very personal" it was.

In the chapter on stem cell research (stem cells), he revealed how he received a letter "heartbreaking" from Nancy Reagan, but eventually felt "responsible for voicing pro-life beliefs (pro-life) I and led the country toward what Pope John Paul II mentioned as a culture of life ". He said, as quoted by the Telegraph, Friday (29/10), Pope John Paul II, in a meeting in 2001, had asked him to support life in all its forms. When the Pope's funeral, Bush said a special prayer for Peter Jennings, the U.S. television broadcaster who has cancer, says the book.

The publication was said to highlight the personal stuff. Bush stopped drinking alcohol at age 40 years and the book opens with the sentence, "A simple question. Can you remember the days you do not drink?"