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To: GUSTAVE JAEGER who wrote (3490)	9/12/2001 9:26:40 AM
From: Hawkmoon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23908

Gustave.. I could care less exactly "who" committed the crime... What's important, imo, is that the international community must take extraordinary efforts to rid the human race of any such culture that can breed and proliferate a mindset that justifies such unprovoked attacks. This was an act of war... It may not be any one nation or group that is responsible, but the fact that such nations or groups harbor such individuals holding these beliefs cries out for a united response. Otherwise, the entire world will live in fear that such madmen will choose whatever opportunity to involve innocent people in wars of their own making. These terrorist criminals have declared war on everyone who opposes their beliefs. Whether it's Bin Laden, or groups affiliated with him, it doesn't matter.. I don't care if it's Hamas, Hezbullah, or PFLP.... I say that their entire strategy for conducting their struggles must be opposed, and their ability to conduct such attacks destroyed. Whether it's car bombings, hijackings, suicide attacks... it matters not... If they want to conduct an undeclared guerilla war, then choose military targets, not unassociated civilians. Hawkmoon