> >No, to hear the cheerleaders summarize it, faultless innocent USA suffered > >a horrible unprovoked attack by misguided cowards, so we're bombing their > >country because they won't surrender a suspect. What's not to understand? > > I heard a commentator today describe it nicely. Imagine a factory that > turns out terrorists like Al Quaeda. They take in Allegerians, Egyptians, > etc and turn them into terrorists. It takes a lot of work and luck to > catch each one of these guys as they enter the US with bombs or try to > bomb something. We really can't keep up with all of them. So its > necessary to shut down the factory. errr... but taking the analogy further - wasnt it America that built the factory in the first place? who do you think it was trained, armed and funded the mujahedin (sp?)? > > Each 5,000 pound GBU-28 'bunker buster' ordance is a good start on > curtailing the output of the factory. These are nuclear weapons we are talking about here. How do you think the fallout of these devices will affect the innocent afghans America *seems* so concerned about? The fallout and residual radiation would decimate the people far more than the many deaths and injurys from old minefields already covering most of afghanistan. > By the way, who voted for the Taliban anyway? They are no different than > Al Capones taking charge of the place by force. Taliban are a corrupt regime no doubt about that, but why make the afghans suffer even more? -- Mark Lennox Consultant ENDUSER Guinness Enterprise Centre Taylor's Lane Dublin 8 Ireland -- e-mail : mark@... phone : (+353 1) 4100 665 direct : (+353 1) 4100 707 fax : (+353 1) 4100 985 web : http://www.enduser.ie --
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Re: Re: [L-OT] Locusts for Dinner
2001-10-12 by Mark at Enduser
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