Net Llama! wrote:
On Mon, 10 Apr 2006, Ben Duncan wrote:
It doesn't. Who said anything about giving them a holy war?
What I am talking about is assignation, and sneaky type attacks.
The MOSAD is famous for these kind of things.
True. They're also good at those kind of things. I'd imagine that they
would have done it already if it were possible. Sneaky, covert
assassinations aren't Bush's style. He likes to brag about being the
winner, and he can't do that if he can't take credit. On top of that,
Iran's problem isn't just a single madman. The theocracy is a mess all
around.
A terrorist understands only one kind of thing, terror. So
giving them terror back, prolly would make them a little
heistant to start and or continue things.
And that approach is working really well in Iraq?
Net Llama! wrote:
On Mon, 10 Apr 2006, Ben Duncan wrote:
I say a .50 CAL sniper bullet thru the brain of those and their
"INMA's" that teach and train these terroist's, from 5 clicks
away, would soon have them ALL reflecting on, perhaps, new attitudes?
<SNIP>
How is giving them the holy war that they really want going to fix things?
Let's go back to what we agree on:
Afghanistan is a Mess,
Iraq is a Mess,
There are no good options (or plans) for fixing either Mess.
Iran is a Mess in Training. The UN will not work because the Iranian
oil is too valuable to China, Russia, France (pick one). They have
missiles that can hit as far as southern Europe and are only waiting for
warheads to insert. Should we let then have them? (This is against
many diplomatic initiatives, and it worked quite well with North Korea.)
War is a terrible option. The rest are only marginally better.
I don't believe that diplomacy will work without the threat of force.
Unfortunately, King George does not understand how to threaten. The
whole situation sucks, King George is unlikely to make it better.
"May you live in interesting times" is a curse.
-- Alma
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