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robert - NO apology necessary. I thank you for expressing the thoughts
of many Americans.
rick schaefer
On Thu, 13 Sep 2001 08:59:41 -0400 "Robert B. King"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> To all,
> I will apologize in advance for my rantings.
>
> Under normal circumstances, a diplomatic approach to international
> problems
> would be preferable to military action. But, these are not a
> normal
> circumstances and is most definitely no ordinary events. The rules
> have
> changed and the time has come for the people of this great country
> to demand
> a response. Congress must step up to the plate declare a formal
> state of
> war on any and all that allow, encourage and perform such despicable
> acts.
> We, the American people need to be assured that these events will
> not go
> unanswered. We need to let the rest of the world know that we can
> not and
> will not allow any entity to attack our citizens or our military
> ever again.
> We must put the terrorist communities around the world on alert that
> they
> have pissed off the wrong country.
>
> I heard talk on the news channels yesterday about declarations of
> war with
> references to Vietnam, Korea, Desert Storm, etc. along with the fact
> that a
> declaration of war has not been made since the attack on Pearl
> Harbor. Wake
> up people, that was then. Uncounted Americans are dead, American
> property
> has been destroyed and the sanctity of our freedom and very way of
> life is
> being challenged like never before. These attacks happened on
> American
> soil. Usama Bin Laden issues statements that he did not do this.
> Muslim
> extremists and supporters of terrorism celebrate in the streets.
> Others
> extremists taunt the U.S. stating that we "do not have the belly" to
> retaliate. The Taliban government of Afghanistan backs him up and
> then
> says; don't bomb us, innocent people will die and reminds us to
> consider the
> consequences. Too f...ing late Bubba.
>
> I am in one hundred percent agreement with the notion that countries
> that
> aid and abet terrorism should also be held accountable. The
> terrorists that
> carried out this attack can no longer be punished by any living
> human being,
> but their comrades and leaders need to be dealt with immediately,
> swiftly
> and absolutely. If the execution of this plan involves military
> action, so
> be it. The full wrath of the American people must be unleashed
> against our
> enemies.
>
> The nature of terrorism is so perverse and elusive that civilized
> people can
> not readily understand it to the degree necessary to effectively
> eradicate
> this threat to humanity. This is an issue of generational hatred
> that has
> now come to a head with the United States as its primary focus. I
> for one
> do not want to live in the gun sights of an enemy with no face,
> courage,
> honor or reason. There will be no diplomatic solutions. There will
> be no
> negotiations. There will be no compromise. There must be action.
>
> This sh.. stops, and it stops right now.
>
>
> Thanks for letting me vent.
> Robert B. King
> Safety Harbor, Florida
>
>
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