🚀 go-pugleaf

In dc.general Adam Weiss <aw722@pdq.net> wrote:

: I don't think we're at the brink of war any more than we were before we
: dropped the bombs.

Up to now, the terrorists have been fighting us, but we have just started
to respond.  We are at war and have been at war for a long time.

: I cringe at the thought of us going to war with anyone, and I'm sure
: everyone does, but we've been at war with terrorists now since the
: 1970s, it's just that they've been the only aggressors until now.

: My personal worry is that Sudan and other countries where terrorists
: will be bombed in the future might take the bombings personally, and
: then go to war with us.  This could happen if any of our missiles go off
: target and result in civillian casualties.  I thanked God when the early
: reports of civillian casualties in Sudan were proven false. 

Sudan should take the missile attack personally.  If they aid terrorism,
they can't do it for free anymore.  Let them realize that.  

: This is why I oppose the missile attacks; not because they're part of
: some scheme dubbed by Craig Killborn "Operation Desert-Shield Me From
: Impeachment", and not because some bomb toting terrorist just "declared
: war" on us.

Regardless of what we do, these terrorists are going to continue their
attacks to the maximum extent they're able.  We can expect some nasty
stuff from them sooner or later, regardless of what we do.  They must be
destroyed.  I would prefer that this happens before some of those monkeys
gets hold of a nuclear weapon.  


-- 
Kenneth T. Cornelius  
kencorn@clark.net