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I agree -- Thank God Bush is President.
The sad part about this war on terror is:
1) They brought this on themselves, not us.
2) I beleive that to actually "win" this war, we are going to be forced to regard human life on the basis that the enemy does -- which means we will sooner or later be forced to do unspeakable acts just to strike fear into thier hearts.
3) It's really easy for me to say this because I am sitting at a computer in Wichita, KS, not carrying a gun in the middle east.
4) In lieu of being an "armchair General", I instead will give our troops 100% unquestionable support, regardless of thier actions. They are fighting for ME and MY WIFE AND KIDS, and I refuse to believe anything different.

God Bless America, and let it be us that brings peace to the world.

"2) I beleive that to actually "win" this war, we are going to be forced to regard human life on the basis that the enemy does -- which means we will sooner or later be forced to do unspeakable acts just to strike fear into thier hearts."

That is what it took, to bring the Japs to their feet.

Japan used Kamakazi pilots, against our soldiers, sailors and marines. They murdered millions of non-combatant civilians. They were ruthless, grizzly.

Most of islam today to some degree supports terrorism. Islam is a devious, dishonest institution, aimed at world dominance; through whatever means it needs.

To islam "the end justifies the means" however hideous.

I agree with you, that at some point we may need to kill many civilians, to shake sense into muslims. If it can be done, which I doubt.

Cancerous cells can't be made normal. They can only be destroyed.