Late-breaking news suggests that an all-out attack on Afghanistan is
inevitable. Apparently, the US has asked Pakistan for fly-over rights,
which indicates that much more than a cruise missile attack is planned.
Repeated repudiation of limited strike effectiveness also suggests that
the strategy w
Too bad about the millions of innocent people whose
only crime was being born into the same country as a
handful of terrorists.
And then there are the survivors. No sanitary
hospitals for them to go into, as there would be if
they lived in the US. They will be left to wallow
homeless (homes bombe
Jody writes:
> Why does America insist on sinking to the terrorists
> level? How is this going to help? Surely enough
> innocent people have died.
I don't generally condone violence either but I do believe that when you talk to
someone you should speak their language, otherwise they just won't
Well said Jody.
Regards
Nenad
West Australia
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> Too bad about the millions of innocent people whose
> on
l you know.' "
--Rudyard Kipling
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> Too bad about the millions of innocent people whose
Jody wrote:
[snip]
> Why does America insist on sinking to the terrorists
> level?
I think that is not the case -- at least not yet -- and I hope our
response will be carefully designed to minimize the numbers of innocent
victims.
You have to differentiate between America and some Americans
Jody <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Too bad about the millions of innocent people whose
>only crime was being born into the same country as a
>handful of terrorists.
>
>And then there are the survivors. No sanitary
>hospitals for them to go into, as there would be if
>they lived in the US. They will
Mark Roberts wrote:
> A military attack won't teach them anything they don't
> already know. I hope we do find a way of becoming their teachers. And not
> their students.
Well said, Mark, well said.
--Mike
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>The attack will not be on the Afghan people, or whatever little
>infrastructure they have left. The enemy is not the Afghan people. The e
Sorry, it got long. Mostly just ranting.
Peter A. wrote:
> What should we do if we don't respond
I think it's an illusion to think that a miltary attack on Afghanistan, the
overthrowing/destruction of the Talibans and the possible killing of Bin Laden (he
would most likely not let himself be c
The problem he's dealing with is a social characteristic
that Bill Bennett wrote about -- "The Death of Outrage".
We're a nation with little developed passion, and he's
working to stir the pot just a bit. We don't want another
situation as we had a few years ago, just throwing a few
missiles into
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Namens Lasse Karlsson
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I agree 100% with the words of Lasse.
The USA is the most powerfull nation in the
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