[AmericanVictory]

“non-state actors” would seem to be Orwell-speak for Islamofascists such as the Wahabbi and their ilk. Why not openly say who they are? Until we’re willing to do so it is difficult to see how our leaders can lead us to victory.

[DTogo]

it is difficult to see how our leaders can lead us to victory.

Is that what their plan is, victory? For who?

[RobinOfKingston]

“non-state actors” is the devise by which nations are let off the hook.

The 19 mostly saudis involved in 9/11 were “non-state actors.” Can’t blame saudi arabia, here, nor wahabbism. It was those pesky “non-state actors.”

Pakistan wasn’t at fault in the attack on India. No, no. It was the “non-state actors” and their nefarious plans.

[InterceptPoint]

“non-state actors” would seem to be Orwell-speak for Islamofascists such as the Wahabbi and their ilk. Why not openly say who they are? Until we’re willing to do so it is difficult to see how our leaders can lead us to victory.

So true. Don't you miss the old Condi Rice, the one we used to know and love, the take-no-prisoners Condi Rice? Apparently the State Department can ruin anyone. It certainly has done a number on Rice. Nothing but State Department Doublespeak from her these days.

[cricket]

If we cannot name the enemy. . .we are doomed.