By contrast, Bush’s 2002 National Security Strategy, which came to be called the Bush Doctrine, proclaimed that the US would “identify and eliminate terrorists wherever they are, together with the regimes that sustain them.”
Contrariamente, a Estratégia de Segurança Nacional de 2002 de Bush, que passou a ser denominada Doutrina Bush, proclamava que os EUA iriam "identificar e eliminar terroristas, onde quer que se encontrem, juntamente com os regimes que os sustentam”.