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To: Ruffian who wrote (251473)	12/14/2007 10:08:18 AM
From: michael97123	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 281500

al quaeda reacting to losing influence in mideast from iraq to palestine to US and Iran. However the battlefield is in pakistan and afganistan and with their sactuary intact, the outcome is not clear. Remember the story of the hole in the wall gang. Criminals used to commit crimes in the US and then go thru some mountain range entrance to mexico where they were safe. I think eventually the US sent the army in to route these criminals out. Time to do the same to bin laden, dare i say by any means necessary. If South Wahiristan disappeared from the map tomorrow, it would be tragic for those innocents who live there but there are enough bad guys present and enough locals involved to make this a clear case of western national interest to wipe out this hole in the wall. We can deal with the arabs, the pals, the iranians and they syrians but we cant deal with al queda. Its a cancer that MUST be removed.