[FierceDraka]

My thoughts on the matter are FAR from politically correct.

During WWII, we had to BEAT and POUND and BOMB THE HELL OUT OF our enemies to get them to give up their murderous ways.

Islam is no different. Taking out the leadership (be it terror masters, dictators, or theocrats) is not the way to win this one. In order to win, we are eventually going to have to resort to carpet bombing civilians and targeting mosques.

There. I said it.

When they realize that their bloodthirsty god will not even protect their most holiest of holies, they will begin to doubt their cause. When they see their homes and children burn like paper, they will know that it was their fanatical devotion to a bloody, intolerant, fascistic religion that brought about their ruin.

Only then will there be a peace that is acceptable to all parties, when the fighting spirit of Islam has been ground into dust.

But I am afraid that nothing short of a terrorist nuke detonated in the heart of an American city would bring our people around to realize the stark truth about this war. We have become too nice for our own good.

[quant5]

It's too bad your right on this one. It took not one atom bomb, but two before Hirohito decided he was not god any more.

Western civilizations, especially current Judeo-Christian cultures always try to spare innocent civilians, unlike both Germany and Japan who raped and murdered the populations they invaded.

They will not give up until the mosques with the perpatrators of this murderous islam message are destroyed. The murderers and where they are are simple, they are quite vocal about it. But we are too nice for our own good. We do not yet realize WWIII started in with the first World Trade Center attack in 1992.

[7thson]

Then what we should do is take all the women and children out of Fallajuh, leaving the men inside. Make sure nobody goes in or out. Drop MOAB after Daisy Cutter after MOAB on the city. Ask them "where is Allah?"

[bogdanPolska12]

I don't want pc in this. I want attitude that Patton had, that is why I always love to read his speach in England.