Ten Principles - (OF WAR, my addition)

Newt Gingrich ^ | September 2001 | Newt Gingrich

[Yellow Rose of Texas]

Found this and thought it was good!

[Alamo-Girl]

bump!

[L`enn]

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[Yellow Rose of Texas]

Thanks

[Alamo-Girl]

Welcome! and here's another bump!

[Rudder]

Excellent!

...we spent three years studying the world of 2025...

Okay, who left the keys in the time-travel machine?

[patriciaruth]

A sober bump.

[patriciaruth]

PING.

[arielb]

you wanted someone studying what we should be doing in time for the next election instead?

[mtngrl@vrwc]

Thanks for the flag, Patriciaruth!

[MJY1288]

I have complete faith that this administration will handle this crisis the right way. When we have all of our weapons and troops in place and ready. Our brave men and women of the armed services will know it's time to carry out the mission when George W. Bush says "LETS ROLL"

[backslacker]

The wisdom of Newt Gingrich to guide us in these difficult times.

Bush's speech the other night illustrates that he understands these principles clearly.

[backslacker]

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[vox1138]

Ah! A pundit who understands the present reality! Wow!

[backslacker]

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[Critter]

I liked most of it, but I do not like the bribery in Principle 7.

We shouldn't bribe anyone. You are either with us, or you will be replaced or destroyed as necessary.

[backslacker]

Lanman's HTML Shotgun fix (copy & paste, then Post Reply):

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[HiTech RedNeck]

Bribery schmibery... what's the use of a government with fine anti-terrorist doctrines which is, however, too weak to stand on its own? Assistance in some cases, may be necessary to prevent this outcome.

[OKCSubmariner]

Excellent.

Thanks for posting this.

[sneakypete]

One of the keys to winning the Cold War was the Marshall Plan, which was at least as important as creating NATO or the CIA or the Strategic Air Command. We should have a comprehensive understanding that in this war, we will be the proactive ally of creating prosperity, and safety and freedom for the entire Muslim world that wishes to live in civilization.

Here is the only place Newt is wrong. A Marshall Plan to build wealth in a Muslim country would be counter-productive because it would then expose them to our culture. They hate our culture,just like the fundie Christians hate our culture. If we want to go in and help dig wells or build bridges or hospitals,fine. Do so and then leave. Don't try to force our cultures and our values down their throats.