Question

1. One society can call another society as evil such as those nations where
terrorist live. These places are also called an "axis of evil".​

Answer 1

Answer:

In his 2002 State of the Union Address, Bush called North Korea "A regime arming with missiles and weapons of mass destruction, while ...and this place is called a axis of evil

Answer 2

David Frum, a top White House speechwriter, coined the phrase "axis of evil." Later, Frum stated that he wrote the phrase "axis of hatred," but that it was improved by the speech-writing team or the President in a later draught of the State of Union address. The concept of such an axis was utilised to identify the US's common foes and generate public support for the War on Terror. Iran, Former Ba'athist Iraq, and North Korea were the countries initially encompassed by the name. Iran formed the "Axis of Resistance," which includes Iran, Syria, and Hezbollah, as a response. Later, US officials and commentators added more countries to the "axis of evil."