[Postal Worker with a gun]

Having outgrown my taste for being shot at, I am here in the USA operating my trucking co. I was offered some very lucrative opportunities in the Middle East in the last year by our government, but refused them in spite of some heavy duty arm twisting.

I have friends and property in Lebanon, and needless to say am concerned about them. Israel is not so much waging war on terrorists as they are destroying the country's infrastructure.

[Allegra]

I was offered some very lucrative opportunities in the Middle East in the last year by our government, but refused them in spite of some heavy duty arm twisting.

Yes, well, I was offered lucrative work in the Middle East in late 2003 and didn't refuse.

Are you going to hum one of your assumptive insults at me for that, too?

Go ahead. I've got pretty thick skin. I can take it.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

I have friends and property in Lebanon, and needless to say am concerned about them.

Oh so you have a financial interest in spreading your lies.

I see.

[dirtboy]

I have friends and property in Lebanon, and needless to say am concerned about them. Israel is not so much waging war on terrorists as they are destroying the country's infrastructure.

The Lebanese government apparently has allowed Hezbollah to use the country's transportation infrastructure to build up a large missile inventory - I've heard they have up to 10,000 Kaytushka rockets. One does not transport that many missles on donkeys. And Silkworms are hardly shoulder-fired.

So Israel is justified in attacking the transportation infrastructure, to keep it from being used to bring more weapons within range of Israel.

[DCPatriot]

Israel is not so much waging war on terrorists as they are destroying the country's infrastructure.

What good is an infrastructure...if you're dead?

When you allow your country to be inhabited by war makers, things are going to get broken.