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To: JohnM who wrote (68189)	1/23/2003 9:15:55 PM
From: William B. Kohn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

"I suspect we all think somewhat differently now. Hopefully. " No, I don't want to forget how I felt or thought at the time. The rage that this kind of injustice is defined by a unique form of religious hatred and bigotry is something I want every American who can to reflect on and remember well. I want the radicals in Syria, the Sudan, Iraq, the Beeka valley to know how I felt, to feel that rage, and to smite them. I think it right that Friedman asked about forcing Syria to make a choice between Hezbolla and Washington, D.C. We've given them too much time! Let's roll! That's what I want to remember. I don't want to stop rolling until Al Quida's supporters are no more! My parents raised me on "Never Again". Like the Holocaust, this too was a "Never Again" moment. Just like I'm sure the death of JFK was to many on the left. What I found interesting was last weeks unveiling of the new Atomic Bomb commercial which sunk Goldwater. It too, reminded me of the stakes we are facing. Either we take out the enemies or we WILL face a 10, 9, 8 moment in the not to distant future. bill@neveragain.com