Let's Roll uses a sample from one of George W. Bush's speeches as he prepared the nation & the world war for another oilfield, thinly veiled in the name of " democracy" and "freedom for the iraqi's and their neighbours". This obvious crime against humanity, which he, Tony Blair and their respective Governments committed in the "Operation Desert Storm", left most of the land completely devastated and reduced it to merely an oilfield with the rest of the economy a complete shamble plus the heavy depleted uranium contamination and chemical residues from some of the most inhumane modern warfare the world has ever seen.The people of the world however were so against this war that they protested relentlessly, including some of the biggest demonstrations the world had seen to date (2003's anti war demo London) and still are today calling for the trial of those responsible in an international criminal court.So much for Let's Roll - a great ironic way of making use of some of the stupidest phrases the world has had to endure. Let's Learn!

The man's political opinion is fine, no need to get uptight about it.Although will say I do much prefer the dub mix of it!

Your political opinion on this is unnecessary. This track, along with Capital J's "Evil Streets" are both commentary on the war. Both tracks are stompers, and stand on their own without the Bush samples.

My opinion may agree, or disagree with the other "review" written here. Its my opinion, so it doesn't matter either way. My point is, this other "review" on here is purely opinion...and has no place here. Unless oovalen is a high ranking gov official, he/she seems to have inside info not available to the rest of the world. Oovalen obviously has biased political feelings too. Nothing wrong with that, feel however you want to feel, and express it however you want. I'm just saying please express it in appropriate places. I'm not trying to start anything here. I'm just saying let's review the music, and keep politics to ourselves. Now, as far as the track.. Yes, it samples Bush's now (in)famous? speech.Hard stompin, heavy snares, clipped cymbal splashes. This track did tear up dance floors for months.