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To: maturin
I like you but we need to unleash and not reign in Israel. Reigning in Israel is just appeasing the Arabs. Appeasment shows weakness and invites more attacks. Israel can take out Syria and then Iraq for us. We should go after Saudi Arabia.
126 posted on 01/02/2002 9:23:39 PM PST by weikel
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To: weikel
I was not clear on Israel. I agree that we need to use them as allies. Their political system however is so democratic that it leads to chaos. We should use our influence over them to encourage them to stop relying on Palistinian labor and to go ahead and partition in a way that makes terrorism on the part of Hamas and the rest virtually impossible. Then, by all means, unleash them. I'm all for it. The sooner we win this war the better and the sooner we engage, the sooner we will win. It may spell the death of Globalism and world government fantasies, but that's all to the good.

America for Americans. Let the Saudis get used to no Nikie shoes and no TeeVee and all the rest of their addictions to our technological brilliance while despising us. If all this means gauranteeing our oil supplies by force of arms, so be it. No more Mr. Nice Guy.

I even have a name for it. "Operaton Strong Horse." When people of the Muslim world ask why the name, the reply is simple. The Late Sainted Osama bin remarked in his atrocious vidio that human nature dictates a respect for power, first last and always. If a man looks at two horses, he said, a weak horse and a strong horse, he will always favor the strong horse.

And that's us folks. The Strong Horse, and we need to start acting the part, with no apologies to anyone. Take care and sleep well.

M

128 posted on 01/02/2002 9:44:24 PM PST by maturin
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