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  1. Papa has a point. Terrorism ain’t like the cancer of thugs. With thugs you can wipe them out if you can live with collateral casualties. But terrorism as a cancer is so malignant and abundant that chemo would kill the patient before it removed the terrorism cells.

    You’d have to use nuclear weapons in a bomb and gunship format to get rid of terrorism.

    You really can’t defeat classical guerrila operations, tatter, with medical analogies.

  2. I earn a living as a security guard. The financial remuneration will indeed not allow me to live next door to Bill Gates. Nonetheless, it is not a mentally challenging position. This allows me ample opportunity to pursue my intellectual interests. The good outweighs the bad.

  3. “Thats why gunships, bombs and missles won’t ever wipe them out. It just gives them more energy, as the good cells are destroyed along with a few of them.”

    Yeah, just like surgery and chemotherapy never saved the life of anyone afflicted with cancer. If only we’d left the tumors alone, they never would have grown until they destroyed their host.

  4. Terrorist groups are “not grouped”. They are like a cancer, trying to hide and act like a normal cell, all the while growing and destroying.

    Thats why gunships, bombs and missles won’t ever wipe them out. It just gives them more energy, as the good cells are destroyed along with a few of them.

    Oh, btw, names, tags, titles.

    Reminded me of a story a girl told me one time.
    She was arrested and at the station, a flatfoot said we got another crack whore here.

    She replied, ” Listen you SOB, I don’t smoke crack and I ain’t just anothr whore. I’m a Working Girl.”

    Papa Ray
    West Texas
    USA

  5. The children of the Light and the children of the Dark. In the end, giving a life to save lives will prevail over killing one’s self to take life. Sometimes I wonder about that though.

    The elements that are controling palistinian life can only respect a force greater than themselves, much like our street thugs. We persist in hoping that somehow thugs and terrorists will be responsive to reclamation efforts on our part, yet we glorify and laud the removal(killing) of cancer and disease from our own bodies. Who hasn’t been happy when a cyst, a tumor, a wart, a clot, a weakened vessel has been removed
    from the body? Yet we dawdle and hem and haw and wring our hands over social cancer of this nature. How many times have we seen armed and masked hamas gunmen parading, the same men who have vowed to destroy Israel and who are listed as terrorists by our State Department? Where are the gunships and missles to eradicate this cancer from the Collective to insure well being? Why are these bastards exempt from the war on terrorism?

  6. The suicide bomber was the anticipated response to the Israeli “olive branch”…unfortunately.

  7. A neo-con that doesn’t like being called a neo-con, I’d guess.

    Me, I don’t mind being called a neo-con. It’s always been a funny habit of mine, collecting the insults people hurl at me in righteous fury and wearing them like a badge. But I don’t expect everyone to do it, and I don’t care much how people label themselves, any more than I care how other people label them.

    Actions speak louder than words, and much louder than any label.

  8. Young Lady,

    I know what a “neo-con” is, I’m still not sure what a “neo-neocon” is. I was converted to what I call liberal conservatism by Goldwatr and Buckley Jr

    Josh

  9. Israel yields a portion of land it won in a war it did not instigate and how do the Palestinians respond? They seek the destruction of Israeli citizens.

    There is no justice in the claims of the Palestinians. May sorrow and the Furies pursue them to Gates of Gehanna.

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