Yes, kill them all, frankly, multiple times if possible. In fact, the death penalty should be expanded to nearly all crimes, especially for those with any suspicious or political connections.
And, for those who object to the death penalty.
And, for those who object to those who object to the death penalty.
This will simplify the whole "death penalty is cruel and unusual and silences those who may have important information" argument, made mostly by Democrats and homosexuals.
Since Ashcroft's office has authored new bills that define all crimes as "terrorist", subject to the new terrorist penalties including death, that should take care of not only terrorism, but many, many other crimes as well.
The more that are killed with the death penalty, the fewer have to be killed in battle to protect America, and the fewer have to be killed preemptively to avoid going into battle, and the fewer have to be killed that object to preemptively killing to avoid going into battle. So, as anyone can see, the more we kill, the fewer we'll have to kill.
According to "The Grand Chessboard", we have to reengineer most of planet outside Europe, so the unavoidable death toll will reach into the tens, possibly hundreds of millions. Sure, this is unfortunate. But anyone who thinks about it comes to the inescapable conclusion that, as Albright has said about a few hundred thousand Iraqis, "it's worth it", and as Wolfowitz/Perle policies will show, killing hundreds of millions over the next few years will keep America safe. The neocons all subscribe to the courageous and patriotic Curtis LeMay philosophy of preventative death.
And so, of course, does Bush, since his days as a child neutralizing up small animals with explosive charges, and as governor electrocuting as many criminals as possible. Alex Jones made a documentary of Bush at Bohemian Grove of a group that are worshipers of death, and videotaped the worship of flaming statues, skulls and simulated executions. Jones' is a nut, tho', so I wouldnt' place much credence on that.
As confusing as it might be to some Christians, everyone will soon see that as much death as can be aimed at various peoples as possible to achieve political and financial goals, will be highly appreciated by the American people and contributing corporations, as well as the people being bombed, because if they're religious, they go straight to their Heaven, and if they're not religious, they should be eliminated anyway. The logic is inescapable.
Most importantly for National Security -- dead men tell no tales... Secrecy is important, what with all the CIA activities over the past 25 years, we need to permanently eliminate anyone with the slightest incriminating information. Death is the perfect answer to so many things, it makes your head spin. |
