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Do you suppose after the 6 weeks he'll be able to join in the celebration of this great country and appreciate the fact that the courage and foresight of George Bush has undoubtedly helped to make the world a little safer; not perfect, but better?

Is the world a little safer? Your joking right?

Look no further than what happened in Saudi Arabia just the other day.

Do you ever read the news, or watch TV?

Forget the *world* just for a minute, and ask yourself if *our* country is any safer.

President Bush has absolutely refused to address the wide open borders and immigration policies. They are a national disgrace and a national security nightmare.

Want real glaring proof?

Look no further than the commercial truck that was hauling the 40 foot trailer that was packed with human cargo, just the other day in Texas, with dead bodies all over the place.

I understand you love President Bush, however getting beyond that, has it occurred to you and others that this commercial trailer in Texas, that entered unabated from Mexico could have easily been packed with brutal bio weapons, bombs or bomb materials that could have contaminated Dallas Texas for 150 years, killing hundreds of thousands. It could have been packed with highly trained terrorist, all carrying bio weapons or other nasty weapons of mass destruction?

Has this occurred to any of you? I don't think it has.

Do you have any idea how many tractor trailers enter the United States from Mexico, completely unabated with unknown cargos? Hundreds, every single day! Any idea how many people enter illegally every day from that border?

So to answer your question about being safer, I would say no, we are not safer. Remember, we have just killed a whole bunch of people in the Mid East, and probably pissed off many more fanatics, and friends of the dead.

Do you really think these millions of nutjobs and fanatics are now going to become our friends?

Don't be fooled into thinking President Bush has all of a sudden made the world a little safer. If anything, we have more enemies than *ever* before.

Where is your explanation for the statement that we have "more enemies today than ever"? Unless I've missed a post, all I have seen you do is dodge the point with some babble about your post #842. That is exactly the source of my question. So let's see if you can address it.

So out of my entire post, you found something to grab a hold of. How weak of you. LOL!

Yes it's my opinion that after killing a lot of people in the Mid East recently, the fanatics, lunatics and terrorist that already hated us probably hate us more, and the friends and buddies of the ones we killed probably would *not* be considered good friends now. LOL!

See what happened in Saudi yesterday? Hehehe.....

Your a funny guy, but if you keep doing the chicken, it's going to affect your blood pressure.....

1. I'm not a guy.

2. Your are the only one avoiding an answer.

3. I'm not the one posting in a frantic frenzy.

Phew.....you really are in a confused turmoil, heh Joey?

No one has said the war against terrorism would be short or easy, and no one has said it's over.

The attack in Saudi Arabia the other day was terrible, and I doubt it will be the last. If terrorist attacks were easy to stop, Israel wouldn't still be suffering from them.

However, the speed of our invasion of Iraq does now have the Arab world in 'shock and awe'....some of the fundamentalists believe that Allah grants the victory to those he favors - and the quick defeat of Iraq has them gobsmacked.

That part of the world respects force. During the Clinton years, we made ourselves victims - the terrorists attacked, and our retaliation was weak or non-existant. Now we've shown we will not take the terrorist actions lying down.

They may not like us any better, but I'd bet they are rethinking their strategies.

Your 882 was pretty good. It is mind-numbing that those points are lost on them. Some people just don't seem to be able to connect the dots. I wonder how many Frenchmen kept yelling about the forests on either side of the Maginot Line, and how many others told them to "be nice"?