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To: IQBAL LATIF who wrote (42924)	6/16/2002 6:23:39 AM
From: D. Long	Respond to of 50167

However, the ‘politicisation of terror war’ by the Democrats in itself is a very self-defeating proposition. It is not about hype here it is bout confronting some deranged highly instable minds and crude terrorism does not require that much, evil planning and execution is free from restraints of time, to kill is far easier than to construct, these are merchants of death as such the earlier they are caught the better and safer we all can be. That's the crux of the problem here in the States. It's unfortunate that some in the US really don't see the urgency and danger. They think they are still locked in the political games of the 90s and the election cycle. It is imperative that we catch or kill these people before they are given the opportunity for more mass murder. Derek

To: IQBAL LATIF who wrote (42924)	6/16/2002 11:07:44 AM
From: BubbaFred	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50167

On the contrary, I don't see any ‘politicisation of terror war’. Planning and strategy are important and a definite must for any undertaking. However it needs to be flexible and effective and within the available budget. It is a complex process and without any doubt it is being developed and perhaps too complex to apease the critics. Only by planning and pursuing effective strategies can the system works. Otherwise it would be chaos and disconnects.