MEXICO, Jul 17 (AFP) - Eddie Vedder, singer and leader of the American group Pearl Jam, questioned the concept of democracy of president George W. Bush when considering that the United States is "the nation that pisotea to others when it gives to the desire" in east press conference Tuesday him in the City of Mexico. Hours before first of three consecutive presentations in the Mexican capital, Vedder added that "it leaves from the democracy consists of being able to criticize the government and they used our emotions to make us enter (war against) Iraq". Also they accused the leaders of the United States to have forced the population "to buy American little flags" during the warlike conflict with the purpose of elevating the patriotism. Vedder, whose voice and style are emulated by tens of new rockers was confessed patriotic, but competing to the present government of its country. "We are in this process that it did not have to do with our leaders, we wanted to go out the problem of another form; we felt proud to be in this process and also of being patriotic, although patriotism is a very strange word ", said the original singer of Seattle. The rest of the legendary alignment, conformed by Matt Cameron, Jeff Ament, Mike McCready and Stone Gossard asked the assistants to the press conference in a hotel of the City of Mexico a list of the songs that more exito they have had in Mexico to integrate them to the repertoire. Gossard, considered that they are "the survivors of grunge" (variant of the rock of the 90, to which Nirvana and Soundgarden belonged) reason why after 13 years together feel at their better moment. The guitarist added that they do not like to make videos of their songs for "facilitating the life as band" but emphasized that that does not harm to them "because we continued filling stages and having the same call of always". The emblematic singer recognized that the present one is his first visit to Mexico, but wait for one of the best concerts of his history by the warm treatment of Mexican, the very different one from "the colds in the United States and Europe although they like our music". The City of Mexico is the last stage of the world-wide tour that took them by the five continents during the last months