[StatenIsland]

This illustrates, to me, where the war on terror will be won. In our hometowns, on the street, by the citizens.

We, the public, have been too complacent for too long as we depend upon Washington bureaucracies to wage our war on a macro-level. I fear that it will take one more attack, maybe two, for the public to rise up in anger, to shut down the mosques, to take matters - and justice - into their own hands.

It sickens me that Muslim fanatics walk the streets of our cities openly and brazenly WITHOUT FEAR. That has to change, and it will change, but sadly, not until many more Americans (probably New Yorkers) die after the next attack.

We will have to trample over the American Left and the MSM to get to that point, but when the dust settles we will be a much safer, saner and secure country.

In my humble opinion.

[ppaul]

This illustrates, to me, where the war on terror will be won. In our hometowns, on the street, by the citizens.

Let's hope not.
That's why we need to pray for President Bush - that he would have the resolve to take the war to their streets, their market places, their mosques. Make it clear that if a bomb goes off here, we will turn Riyadh, Damascuss, Tehran, Medina, Mecca, et al, into green glass. Let 'em guess which one, and keep 'em guessing.