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To: Gut Trader who wrote (121577)9/13/2001 12:40:33 PM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu  Read Replies (2) of 436258
 
Unfortunate he is very right

(10) To win against a more powerful enemy, one forces him to fight a kind of war for which he isn't
prepared. Iraq lost the Gulf War because it fought exactly the kind of war in which American forces are
unbeatable: Hussein played to his weaknesses and our strengths. The Vietnamese did the opposite. They
defeated us by fighting a guerrilla war that didn't give us anything to hit. They understood us. We didn't
understand them.

The Moslem world is doing the same thing. Because their troops, or terrorists as we call them, are not
sponsored by a country, we don't know who to hit. Note that Yasser Arafat, bin Laden, and the Taliban are
all denying any part in the destruction of New York. At best, we might, with our creaky intelligence
apparatus, find Laden and kill him. It's not worth doing: Not only would he have defeated America as
nobody ever has, but he would then be a martyr. Face it: The Arabs are smarter than we are.
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