After retiring as a career military officer, then retiring as a
behavioral science/management professor from two universities, I never
thought I'd see it (Kerry). A man literally "shot in the ass" with
himself. LOL


On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 22:24:47 -0400, thelizman
wrote:

David Grant wrote:

The US definitely participated in provoking the attack.

How? By building two very tall buildings in the 70's? By existing?
Please explain...

I think the fact that the US is now screwed up the
woohaa in terms of international appeal says enough about it's president's
ability to perform his job.

It says enough that 35 countries stepped up and supported the war. The
UN themselves passed 17 resolutions authorizing the use of force,
demanding Iraq comply with prior resolutions and international law, but
they did nothing. This is the New World Order that is being banded
around. The UN is a hollow organization staffed largely by petty thugs
who know that they never have to fear the banner of the UN.

Sure, maybe the president's actions have prevented further attacks, but the
country has been in a state of absolute fear.

Really? What have you been afraid of? I don't see a whole lot of fear
going around. ****, if it weren't for the news, I wouldn't even know
that there was a war going on.

I keep hearing that we live in a culture of fear, but I don't see anyone
quaking. Maybe you could give some names so I can find out what they're
afraid of.

They
won't catch and kill every terrorist,

Maybe you haven't noticed, but terrorism is down. Not just down from
2001, but at the lowest in decades. The terrorists are having to go
after France and Spain now, which isn't any more comforting for the
French or Spanish, but when you capitulate to terrorists, you get what
you asked for.