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To: Victor Lazlo who wrote (132493)	10/3/2001 8:22:21 PM
From: craig crawford	Respond to of 164684

i agree. when it comes to a direct attack on american citizens we shouldn't have to prove squat to anyone when it comes to exacting justice. don't anyone misunderstand me. i am not suggesting we avoid waging a war on countries not directly related to the terrorist attacks because we need the world's permission. i think we should avoid war-mongering because unless done carefully it would be a strategic error. saying that we need to get the approval of a body like the UN and we must provide evidence & arrest and try the terrorists in a global forum is something a pacifist would recommend. a nationalist like myself believes we have the right to respond with whatever force we deem necessary to protect our citizens; but that doesn't mean i think we should exercise that right if it's not strategically to our advantage.