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Pastimes : The United States Marine Corps

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To: goldworldnet who wrote (2500)4/4/2004 4:04:32 PM
From: haqihana  Read Replies (2) of 6227
 
Josh, It is logical to believe that the terrorists would use the mosques as hiding places for weapons, and themselves.

BTW, There was a letter to the editor in the Tampa Trib today, from a local resident named Bob Donnelly, that was named "Letter of The Day". It is a bit hard-line, but I find myself agreeing with it.

"What do I want to see? I want to see those who dance and cheer beside the wreckage of destroyed American vehicles incinerated by gunships while the news cameras roll.

I want to see a dark spot in the dirt where Fallujah once stood. I want to see a strategy that recognizes the fact that the only thing these people respect is power and the absolute willingness to use it without hesitation or remorse.

I want to see us fully support Israel in their daily fight against terrorism. I want to see an immediate halt to foreign aid, in all it's guises, to those who do not stand with us in this fight.

I want to see a "For Lease" sign in front of the U.N headquarters building in New York, and all those arrogant diplomats tossed out on their ears.

I want to see us prosecute this war on terror with a single-minded purpose of national survival. I want the people of the world to know that there is not better friend or more dreaded foe than the United States of America.

That's what I want."
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