Actually, Im really hoping we did it. It would be comforting for me to know that this country possess the moxie to do what’s necessary, anywhere, anytime.

Expect to see his mug(h) on t-shirts and flag posters at Obama campaign offices any day now.

http://muslimsagainstsharia.blogspot.com/2008/02/targeted-killing-of-imad-mugniyeh.html

But even if they were just as good, removing leaders is like removing the top plate in the old cafeteria spring-loaded stack. It looks like you are making no progress, and then suddenly you see the stack is almost done.

I don’t actually subscribe to any of these periodicals, by the way. But I find it extremely edifying to see what those on the left, the right, and in the middle say about the events of our time.

Best of luck to you, you are a little slice of hope; your participation is profound, greatly appreciated and respected here…..

My mistake!

If you look back at the highly sensitive Syrian Air Strike in September 2007, the Israeli government neither accepted responsibility nor denied it. Put basically, they said absolutely nothing.

I think that if Israel had any part in this assassination, the Israeli response would have been the same, to say absolutely nothing. The fact that the Israeli government denied responsibility to me is a signal that they really did not have anything to do with it.

Lets face it, they knew that regardless of what is proven, Israel will be blamed. If it was an accident, and the guy detonated himself, it was still Israel’s fault.

We always see photos and videos of Hezbollah and other terrorist (or militant or charitable) organizations holding demonstrations, parades, training sessions, etc., apparently attended by hundreds or thousands of supporters. Many of these get-togethers feature guys in masks carrying assault rifles and rocket launchers - sometimes discharging same.

Question: Wouldn’t it be more efficient to drop some napalm on them when they’re all in a bunch like that? I mean, as opposed to running lengthy, delicate secret ops to take out individual members using clever devices like exploding head rests.

If Hitler had try to hold a second Nurnberg rally in 1944, seems like a certain amount of bombing and strafing would have ensued. So why do we let terrorists have parades and rallies without doing something about it?

Re strafing and/or napalming Hezbollah demonstrations — not a bad idea, really. I read a possibly apocryphal account that the US Army in Iraq was doing something along those lines: stationing snipers to cover vehicles wrecked by IED blasts. Any “militants” who wanted to climb on top of the wreck to wave an AK-47 for the cameras got a long-distance call from Uncle Sam in .50 caliber. Or so the story went.

Actually, U.S. on the ground personel, on their own initiative, sometimes faked IED blast sites as an attractor of undesirables. This was offensive action they could take which conformed with their rules of engagement.

Open your own faux terror groups. Do it everywhere.

The odds of accidentally joining a faux terror group should be larger than the odds of finding your way to an actual terror group.

And indeed the free market IS working its magic, as the Old Gray Lady’s falling readership and stock prices attest. They’ve even been frightened enough to hire Bill Kristol in order to give the appearance of balance.

But as just one out of nine op-ed writers we KNOW he’s just a figurehead, don’t we? The rest of the Op-ed staff, from Dowd to Rich, is mainly left-wing. We can only hope that there is continued failure of readership and stock prices for this traitorous rag.

The more the numbers fall, the more it makes the NYT right, and the greater its embattled victim status becomes, don’t-cha-know. Anyway, it’s always got the Endangerd Species Act to fall back on, so, why should a Prog Bro worry?

Of course, where there are mobs involved, there are usually “children” involved, often being indoctrinated. I’d put the moral blame on the parents, but the press wouldn’t like that. Well, actually they would. They’d eat it up.

I still like the idea. When the press ran photos of mobs cheering and shooting guns in the air after the WTC was hit, I fantasized about a few hand grenades tossed into those mobs, to bring home to those people the horror of what they were cheering. Diagnose me if you like, Neo, but the combination of the irresponsible use of automatic weapons and the desire to cause harm to people who would almost certainly help them if the circumstance arose said to me “Evil! Enemy!” and if the evil is in the culture rather than the individual, it needs to be answered nevertheless.

I wasn’t aware of the link with Asef. Thanks for the info.