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I did not mean to infer that the individual cited in the article was a terrorist -- a Fundamentalist Islamic terrorist, to be precise -- but that many terrorists are being given sanctuary around the world, and that they should be hunted down and eliminated, and that I not only didn't have a problem with hunting them down and killing them but that it is necessary to preserve order, law, and justice, if not peace, in THIS world now.

For example, I would cite the Muslim Imam (Holy Man) who was given sanctuary in the UK in 1984 and who now advocates the abduction and murder of children (like what occurred in Belsan) as an acceptable means of political action as a prime example. You do not "reason" with these monsters. BTW, isn't it curious that we have heard very little from the Islamic Holy community about the Belsan outrage? Actually, I am not surprised in the least. Many, if not most, of these people are the enemy within.