1 posted on
09/18/2001 4:50:17 AM PDT by
Liz
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To: Liz
Of course, neither I nor anyone else can prove that the warnings would have come . . . Perhaps warnings DID come, but they were ignored.
To: Lion's Cub,Cinderreno,Brynna77,error99,gunnut,KLT,NorthernRight,jern,irv,GretchenEE
Let me be the first to flag & bump this excellent article, and suggest we forward links to it to newspapers and others, to help educate America...
3 posted on
09/18/2001 4:58:30 AM PDT by
backhoe
To: Liz
Mr. Clancy is a novelist. Correction: Mr. Clancy was a novelist, until he released The Bear and the Dragon, the most hilariously ignorant waste of paper I've ever had the pleasure of chucking in the trash.
To: Liz
I'm a huge fan of Mr. Clancy, who has proven to be quite a prophet. I assume this is largely because he understands foreign and domestic affairs better than 99% of government employees. For instance...did anyone else watch Sen. Torricelli defend the need to have CIA field agents ask for permission from Washington to utilize rogue agents?
To: Liz
An excellent article. BUMP!
9 posted on
09/18/2001 5:06:24 AM PDT by
Frumanchu
To: Liz
American society doesn't love its CIA, for the same reason that it doesn't always love its cops. We too often regard them as a threat to ourselves rather than our enemies. Perhaps these incidents will make us rethink that. I agree 100%.
To: Liz
I bet Rush reads from this article today. Sure hope so, along with recorded quotes from the speeches of liberals responsible for the crippling.
13 posted on
09/18/2001 5:09:08 AM PDT by
YaYa123
To: Liz
already posted
To: Liz
"It is a lamentably common practice in Washington and elsewhere to shoot people in the back and then complain when they fail to win the race." Great quote!!!
This should be chiselled into the marble of the Capitol building.
17 posted on
09/18/2001 5:14:00 AM PDT by
DeSoto
To: Liz
If the enemy won't attack our high ground we must descend to their level in our to defeat them.
BUMP
23 posted on
09/18/2001 5:19:15 AM PDT by
tm22721
To: Liz
What is the CIA good at?
At creating and inspiring the best damn excuses! Excuses are really a form of intelligence, doncha know. Yeah, that's the ticket ... the "product" is EXCUSES!
34 posted on
09/18/2001 5:42:22 AM PDT by
bvw
To: Liz
Terrorism is a political act, performed for political objectives. The general aim of terrorism is to force changes in the targeted society through the shock value of the crime committed. Therefore, if we make radical changes in how our country operates, the bad guys win. We do not want that to happen. This statement gives the terrorists too much credit. It assumes they are NOT a bunch of insane, possessed idiots seeking revenge on someone that has done them no wrong at all. Everytime the media interviews an expert in Islam or an expert in why these people hate us, I am always releived to find that their hate is baseless. They hate us for no good reason at all. It further justifies our retaliation.
To: Liz
I've been saying for a lot of years that this number is too small. American society doesn't love its CIA, for the same reason that it doesn't always love its cops. We too often regard them as a threat to ourselves rather than our enemies. Perhaps these incidents will make us rethink that. Boy is this true and a lot of paranoid freepers need to consider it.
To: Liz
Bump
39 posted on
09/18/2001 6:24:12 AM PDT by
right
To: Liz
The best defense against terrorist incidents is to prevent them from happening. Baseless, silly. dangerously deluded thinking. Their are "political" terrorists who resort to terror as a last resort when none other are available. I'd put the IRA in that group. This one you can stop by providing an honest political and social remedy.
Then there are two other classes, at least, one being the kind we are now up against with its faction among the Arabs -- suicidal zealot -- the culture of the Assassin. The other being the sociopaths like the UNABOMBER.
In those cases, the terrorist is motivated by the love of terror, of death, of infliction of suffering. The terrorist will find a way to make these occur. Perverted necessity is the mother of invention, too.
Those can only be stopped by wiping out the persons and culture that spawns them. Sorry -- that's way it is. Set a lesser target and we'll be suffering terror again and again.
40 posted on
09/18/2001 6:26:28 AM PDT by
bvw
To: Liz
Frank Church is dead but maybe we can bring Carter up on charges of treason.
To: Liz
BTTT
To: Liz
And the media praised Clintoon for gutting our intelligence funding. We have met the enemy, and it is the leftists and the media.
46 posted on
09/18/2001 7:05:43 AM PDT by
1Old Pro
To: Liz
BUT, BUT,
That's the American way!
To: Liz
The anti-CIA rats still live. Even on this thread.
50 posted on
09/18/2001 8:04:31 AM PDT by
aculeus
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