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To: long-gone who wrote (76030)9/11/2001 11:50:28 AM
From: J.E.Currie  Read Replies (2) of 116764
 
My Vent!!
My prayers go out... A terrible tragedy that the "people" of the USA don't deserve.

It's time for a complete policy change. If you harbor a enemy, you are our enemy and will suffer the consequences. Osama probably did this. Saddam, who we have allowed to exist must be put to bed. Yassar, if he does not stop NOW, should be next. We can't allow the our continued direction of pacifism when atrocities like this are being hurled at us.

These are acts of War and as much as I detest the consequences, swift acts of retribution should be fast tracked towards known terrorists who seek to destroy our way of life, whether they have engaged in this or not.

I loved the freedom I and my ancestors have enjoyed, and in no way condone acts of bad policy now or in the past. We can move forward to insure "bad leaders" are not courted for obscure policy, politics or payments. let those who struggle determine and make their own bed within, without outside interference.

And I want my freedoms back, not only here, but in my travels. I want our representations out there, clearly for all to see. The peoples of the World should know our imperfections and our strengths, along with our unwavering commitment towards brokering "whats best" for all, a better place to live.
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