Hi,
I'd like to point out that the quote below has been wrongly attributed
to me. I do not support the views expressed by Bob S.
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Bob
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Wednesday, September 12, 2001, 1:19:32 AM, you wrote:
At time like these, I am reminded of the words of General Patton, The
No mercy for the attackers, for their families, for their relatives, or for their
sympathizers!
Bob S.
This is no doubt a reasoning very similar to the one made by the terrorists who
carried out today's attack.
Lasse
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Lasse Karlsson wrote:
No mercy for the attackers, for their families, for their relatives, or for their
sympathizers!
Bob S.
This is no doubt a reasoning very similar to the one made by the terrorists who
carried out today's attack.
Not quite. The terrorists had not been injured or
Hi,
An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind - M. K. Gandhi.
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Bob
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Tuesday, September 11, 2001, 6:37:19 PM, you wrote:
No mercy for the attackers, for their families, for their relatives, or for their
sympathizers!
Bob S.
This is no doubt a
Bob Harris wrote:
Lasse Karlsson wrote:
No mercy for the attackers, for their families, for their relatives, or for
their sympathizers!
Bob S.
This is no doubt a reasoning very similar to the one made by the terrorists who
carried out today's attack.
Not quite. The terrorists had
Bob Walkden wrote:
An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind - M. K. Gandhi.
I know Bob, but I have come to doubt that terrorists understand this thinking. I
begin to think that the old Romans or Arabs had the right idea. They took the
terrorists, their entire families, and their
Bob Walkden wrote:
Hi,
An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind - M. K. Gandhi.
A hotel worker in Nigeria made a more relevant observation today:
If this can happen in America, then the whole world is not safe, said
Augustine Okweche.
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I must admit, I'm still reeling from today's events, and perhaps I'm not thinking
straight.
But, what you say of the ancient Romans, and how they dealt with the terrorists of
their time, is exactly the way that Israel deals with suspected (emphasis on
suspected) terrorists today. How often
i must say i fail to see the relation btw ancient rome (prior to terrorism)
and israel's way of dealing with palestinian terrorism, but perhaps my
historical notions arent up to date?
of course its only peace talks, not sealing off cities that can eradicate
terrorism in the long run. fine, how
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Subject: Re: Terrorist reasoning.
i must say i fail to see the relation btw ancient rome (prior to terrorism)
and israel's way of dealing with palestinian terrorism, but perhaps my
historical notions arent up to date?
of course its only peace talks, not sealing off cities that can
Probably best to take this off-list. Feel free to do so, if you want.
-frank
Daphne wrote:
i must say i fail to see the relation btw ancient rome (prior to terrorism)
and israel's way of dealing with palestinian terrorism, but perhaps my
historical notions arent up to date?
of course its
from where i stand Lewis, eliminating those terrorists looks like a helluva
better solution than having our tanks enter the territories. and dont get me
wrong, i'm not right-wing and i certainly am not pro-settlers (au
contraire). but you're right in that is is a self defeating policy as well.
Now there is an oxymoron if I ever heard one.
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Kenneth Archer + San Antonio, Texas
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At time like these, I am reminded of the words of General Patton, The
object of war is not to die for your country. It's to make the other
bastard die for his.
On Tuesday 11 September 2001 13:05, you wrote:
Bob Walkden wrote:
I know Bob, but I have come to doubt that terrorists understand
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