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Politics : America Under Siege: The End of Innocence -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Thomas M. who wrote (9510)	11/1/2001 2:14:04 PM
From: furry_creek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27666

Yes okay got your point and agree that the US foreign policy has been fraught with inconsistencies, contradictions of purpose and just plain corruption for a long time. However this is not the time to harp on those issues. We have a very pressing immediate problem on our hands right farking now and it's not in Haiti - it's here in North America, and it will take all of our resources to solve it. Once we have either negotiated some sort of win-win with the Muslim world, or wiped out a good part of it, we can perhaps pay attention to the likes of Len Grasso and yourself. In the meantime I would expect and demand that all citizens of North America, including the press, shut the fark up about their rights, the rights of "innocent" Muslims, and worry about staying alive, staying focused on the enemy and above all keep pressure on their elected officials to clamp down hard on anyone who tries to impede our progress in these matters. And I will re-iterate that our media needs a hefty slap across the face. What a bunch of self important greedy little children. This wartime. Rights be damned. They are no good to the dead.