Osama Bin Laden has been quoted as saying that the US does not have the stomach for a long, drawn out war. He may be right.
There is a flaw in the logic used by the world's most wanted POS: The statement implies that the war will continue long after we can stand it. If the war on terror is going to go on and on, whether we are in Iraq or not, where is our motivation to leave? Why leave their homeland and fight here?
I say we break all of the rules. Let's hold Iraq hostage. Let's airstrike Iran and Syria at random times and places. Let's put the fear into Islam. They whine because they are suspected of terrorism. They cry because we profile. The complain because we are in the Middle East.
Look at the picture.
If any nation has ever had a right to pitch a fit and break stuff, it is the United States of America. We have sacrificed our sons and daughters for the freedom of Europe (twice), The Phillipines, S. Korea, Vietnam, Kuwait, Lebenon, and many, many others. We have endured criticism from everywhere, even within. We are a target simply because we have power and wealth and freedom. We are a shining example of how good, bad, gluttonous, and enterprising a nation can be if the right elements are brought together. This scares the hell out of tyrants and crusaders everywhere.
I do not feel the need to justify my country's policies to common thugs and murderers. If liberals or conservatives, Republicans or Democrats, feel like they owe the world a damn thing at this point, they need to consider all that we have given and all that has been taken from us. We should be taking Iraqi oil money and financing the rebuilding of New Orleans. We should be smuggling opium from Afghanistan into Iran. We should be taking one dollar per month from every Afghani and Iraqi and paying out to orphans of 9-11.
As far as Congress goes, it really doesn't matter what they say. This Congress doesn't have any more balls than the last one did. For all of their posturing and pontificating, they are a group of people with little common sense, no practical work experience, and a work ethic that lacks both ethics and work.
We, the People, are in this for the long haul, and there won't be much of a choice in the matter. Terrorism will continue until Muslims dominate the world or we squash our enemies like the insects they are.
Half-assing a war in Iraq won't change that.
There is a flaw in the logic used by the world's most wanted POS: The statement implies that the war will continue long after we can stand it. If the war on terror is going to go on and on, whether we are in Iraq or not, where is our motivation to leave? Why leave their homeland and fight here?
I say we break all of the rules. Let's hold Iraq hostage. Let's airstrike Iran and Syria at random times and places. Let's put the fear into Islam. They whine because they are suspected of terrorism. They cry because we profile. The complain because we are in the Middle East.
Look at the picture.
If any nation has ever had a right to pitch a fit and break stuff, it is the United States of America. We have sacrificed our sons and daughters for the freedom of Europe (twice), The Phillipines, S. Korea, Vietnam, Kuwait, Lebenon, and many, many others. We have endured criticism from everywhere, even within. We are a target simply because we have power and wealth and freedom. We are a shining example of how good, bad, gluttonous, and enterprising a nation can be if the right elements are brought together. This scares the hell out of tyrants and crusaders everywhere.
I do not feel the need to justify my country's policies to common thugs and murderers. If liberals or conservatives, Republicans or Democrats, feel like they owe the world a damn thing at this point, they need to consider all that we have given and all that has been taken from us. We should be taking Iraqi oil money and financing the rebuilding of New Orleans. We should be smuggling opium from Afghanistan into Iran. We should be taking one dollar per month from every Afghani and Iraqi and paying out to orphans of 9-11.
As far as Congress goes, it really doesn't matter what they say. This Congress doesn't have any more balls than the last one did. For all of their posturing and pontificating, they are a group of people with little common sense, no practical work experience, and a work ethic that lacks both ethics and work.
We, the People, are in this for the long haul, and there won't be much of a choice in the matter. Terrorism will continue until Muslims dominate the world or we squash our enemies like the insects they are.
Half-assing a war in Iraq won't change that.
2 comments:
very well stated. not that i'm gona strap on a bomb or anything, but i'll drop the hammer on a few of them.
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