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In my opinion, there are no excuses for inaction by the administration on this one. There are no Al-Sadr styled "let's get together" mistakes. If America leaves even a single one of these despicable, sub-human, murdering, Islamo-bastards above ground, then we will have failed the memory of every U.S. soldier and civilian that has given his life for freedom and democracy in Iraq.
Bombs and guns are necessary here, but are nothing without a steely determination of justice and vengence. We must not back down. We must make a thunder so loud that Allah himself will squeal in pain for the crimes his believers commit in his name.

As I said before, I heard Michael Savage talking about this beheading today, and he was saying that our President is being neutralized by Kerry and his own efforts to be re-elected. Savage was yelling- YELLING!!!-- for W. to act. I have to agree; I realize the timing is bad--- it would make a lot of people mad (or madder)--- but these "islamofascists" must be stopped dead.

Does anyone else think that these latest two beheadings call for another Hiroshima-type response?

Against such enemies, there are no weapons I would not use.

As for your squeamishness, it's understandable enough, but you are psyching yourself out to a high degree, along with many others on this thread. Like it or not, the history of humankind is, by and large, one long, ugly book written in human blood.

This just happens to be the chapter we get to write.

Does anyone else think that these latest two beheadings call for another Hiroshima-type response?

We have been too soft, too careful, too mindful. And for what? Kofi Annan still bashes us and says the war was illegal. Take them out fast and furious.
I hear the Taliban are creating havok in Nigeria. Looking for another stronghold. Is that where Kofi is from?