Wow, does this mean that Jim, Bob and Dominic are coming to a common
ground?

Interesting, let's see what happens ...

V/R
 
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Most of this makes a lot of sense.  Some really good points made.

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<snipped>
I don't remember anyone on this list condemning Syria or Iran either.  I
guess because they're not Jewish states.
</snipped>

I'll condemn Syria, Iran and Hezboullah. Israel has the right to do what
they are doing. However, they won't succeed because you can't fight
terrorists or terrorism with a standing army.

This is my biggest beef with the stupidity of the Bush Administration's
going into Iraq and tying up so much of our resources. They've tied our
hands and freed Iran and Syria to do their dirty work.

Here's my take on what should have happened:

1. It was the right thing to do in invading Afganistan, but we should
have done it with enough of our and our allies troops to fully occupy
and pacify it.

2. Leave Iraq alone. Iraq and Saddam was a counter weight against Iran.
Take care of Iraq long after every thing else is done.

3. From our base of operations in Afganistan, Fund our own insurgents in
Iran and Syria the same way we funded and helped the Mujahudeen beat the
Russians.

With armed and trained insurgents inside their own country, Iran and
Syria would be getting a dose of their own medicine. Syria would topple
in a heart beat, Iran would take longer.

4. Send special forces into Pakistan's Northwestern territory to root
out Osama Bin Laden.

5. Send troops to occupy the Kurdish region of Iraq, which is already
outside of Iraq anyway under the no fly zone, to protect them and the
northern Iraqi oil.

Saddam couldn't and wouldn't do much about that.

6. Use our vast propaganda machine against the Muslims to pit one
against the other. That ain't hard to do. None of them truly like each
other.

7. Put Saudi Arabia on notice that we can and will confiscate their
wealth held in this country and in other places around the world if they
continue funding terrorism and Islamic fundamentalists with oil riches.

8. Do what we did during World War II like developing synthetic rubber
and oil to find new sources of energy to rid industrial nations of the
need for Middle Eastern oil once and for all.

9. Force Isreal to settle the Palestinian problem once and for all by
giving up the West Bank and ceding enough of the worthless desert to
connect Gaza and the West Bank.

The West Bank belonged to Jordan originally and they gave up all claims
to it so it could be used for that purpose.

That won't completely stop Palestinian terrorism, but it forces them to
finally admit why they are doing what they are doing and eliminates a
lot of international sympathy.

There are a few other things we could do, but those are the main points.

Jim Eddins



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