SIMPLY KILL THESE BASTARDS

New York Post ^ | 9/13/01 | STEVE DUNLEAVY

[kattracks]

September 12, 2001 -- THE response to this unimaginable 21st century Pearl Harbor should be as simple as it is swift - kill the bastards.

No, I don't mean hunt them, arrest them, extradite them and prosecute them in a court of law.

[hobbes1]

I don't remember mentioning nuking entire parts of the globe.

Tuesday...at least in concurrance...LOL, However can you not agree, that the Taliban in Kabul, if given 24 hrs, to turn Bin Laden over, alive,(news indicates House arrest) shows even the least reticence, that one well placed Nuke, will serve as a future deterrent...

The math is pretty simple....for every 1, of ours, a thousand of yours....We can... Attrition is an ugly way to do business, but it would seem the only effective way to deal w/these monsters.....

Of course, the possibility exists (however tiny) that I could be wrong....

[JudyB1938]

Quote from Churchill's Speech

I say to the House as I said to ministers who have joined this government, I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and sweat. We have before us an ordeal of the most grievous kind. We have before us many, many months of struggle and suffering.

You ask, what is our policy? I say it is to wage war by land, sea, and air. War with all our might and with all the strength God has given us, and to wage war against a monstrous tyranny never surpassed in the dark and lamentable catalogue of human crime. That is our policy.

You ask, what is our aim? I can answer in one word. It is victory. Victory at all costs - Victory in spite of all terrors - Victory, however long and hard the road may be, for without victory there is no survival.

V is for VICTORY

[riley1992]

I wasn't disagreeing with nuking it. I was just pointing out to her that I never even said anything remotely close to that.

[1Old Pro]

When we retailiate, should 1.6 MILLION PEOPLE DIE? Or should more die as our victims were civilians requiring a greater proportioned response.

Some 2,403 U.S. servicemen and civilians died at Pear Harbor. In Hiroshima, the United States killed 118,661, and at Nagasaki we killed 73,884.)

This is an 80 - 1 ratio. If we have 20,000 dead then a similar response as to Pearl Harbor would be 1.6 MILLION.

[hobbes1]

I know ...I just couldn't resist taking a tweak.....

[Snow Bunny]

Thank you for pointing this thread out to me.

[Snow Bunny]

Fantastic post dear friend. Thank you so much.

[tm22721]

Airplanes with fuel are ICBMs. I say we respond in kind.

BUMP

[B-Cause]

An open letter to a terrorist:

Well, you hit the World Trade Center, but you missed America. You hit the Pentagon, but you missed America. You used helpless American bodies, to take out other American bodies, but like a poor marksman, you STILL missed America.

Why? Because of something you guys will never understand. America isn't about a building or two, not about financial centers, not about military centers, America isn't about a place, America isn't even about a bunch of bodies. America is about an IDEA. An idea, that you can go someplace where you can earn as much as you can figure out how to, live for the most part, like you envisioned living, and pursue Happiness. (No guarantees that you'll reach it, but you can sure try!)

Go ahead and whine your terrorist whine, and chant your terrorist litany: "If you can not see my point, then feel my pain." This concept is alien to Americans. We live in a country where we don't have to see your point. But you're free to have one. We don't have to listen to your speech. But you're free to say one. Don't know where you got the strange idea that everyone has to agree with you. We don't agree with each other in this country, almost as a matter of pride. We're a collection of guys that don't agree, called States. We united our individual states to protect ourselves from tyranny in the world. Another idea, we made up on the spot. You CAN make it up as you go, when it's your country.

If you're free enough.

Yeah, we're fat, sloppy, easy-going goofs most of the time. That's an unfortunate image to project to the world, but it comes of feeling free and easy about the world you live in. It's unfortunate too, because people start to forget that when you attack Americans, they tend to fight like a cornered badger. The first we knew of the War of 1812, was when England burned Washington D.C. to the ground. Didn't turn out like England thought it was going to, and it's not going to turn out like you think, either. Sorry, but you're not the first bully on our shores, just the most recent.

No Marquis of Queensbury rules for Americans, either. We were the FIRST and so far, only country in the world to use nuclear weapons in anger. Horrific idea, nowadays? News for you bucko, it was back then too, but we used it anyway. Only had two of them in the whole world and we used 'em both. Grandpa Jones worked on the Manhattan Project. Told me once, that right up until they threw the switch, the physicists were still arguing over whether the Uranium alone would fission, or whether it would start a fissioning chain reaction that would eat everything. But they threw the switch anyway, because we had a War to win. Does that tell you something about American Resolve?

So who just declared War on us? It would be nice to point to some real estate, like the good old days. Unfortunately, we're probably at war with random camps, in far-flung places. Who think they're safe. Just like the Barbary Pirates did. Better start sleeping with one eye open.

There's a spirit that tends to take over people who come to this country, looking for opportunity, looking for liberty, looking for freedom. Even if they misuse it. The Marielistas that Castro emptied out of his prisons, were overjoyed to find out how much freedom there was. First thing they did when they hit our shores, was run out and buy guns. The ones that didn't end up dead, ended up in prisons. It was a big PITA then (especially in south Florida), but you're only the newest PITA, not the first.

You guys seem to be incapable of understanding that we don't live in America, America lives in US! American Spirit is what it's called. And killing a few thousand of us, or a few million of us, won't change it. Most of the time, it's a pretty happy-go-lucky kind of Spirit. Until we're crossed in a cowardly manner, then it becomes an entirely different kind of Spirit.

Wait until you see what we do with that Spirit, this time. Sleep tight, if you can. We're coming.

[Gadsden1st]

Sounds like a nice round number to me.

[Anonymous2]

the airlines have been given a list of 50 known terrorists that are right here in the usa. i want the list. i want the terrorists.

[JudyB1938]

I lived through Pearl Harbor. I never thought I'd live to see anything worse. I feel as much hatred now as I did then. What really hurts is the attacks by so-called American citizens against our own. There was NO one taking up for the enemy or criticizing the President after we took at hit at Pearl Harbor.

Just makes me sick. Makes me cry. How could any AMERICAN feel any sympathy toward dogs like that? Wrap them in pigskin and send them to hell!

Did you see the thread where 3 of the terrorists were drinking the night before? At least those particular ones don't need contamination by pigskin to keep them from seeing "Allah". They did it themselves by drinking.

[Anonymous2]

i'll pull any triggers that no one else has the guts to pull. i promise, i promise, i promise no plane i'm on will become a missile. now, it's 'check the water', 'avoid large gatherings', carry masks in large metros for family, etc. i'll take out any *any* rats that pop up. no problem.

[TightSqueeze]

God forgive me, I honestly hate all those who resemble this picture.

[norraad]

80 to 1 seems to be the ratio that works as we've not had a nip of trouble from the japs since then.

[Austin Willard Wright]

So Dunleavy wants to bomb certain countries into "basketball courts." Since he doesn't indicate otherwise, I presume this would entail the incineration of millions of Arab and Afghan babies. Dunleavy is the same guy who was used a a mass shooting of kids in California as justification for "reasonable" gun controls. Strangely inconsistent there.

[Snow Bunny]

I agree with every single word you just wrote in your post. It makes me sick too.

I was not born yet whe Pearl Harbor happened. I was born in 1947. BUT my husband was born in 1932 and he remembers very well. Also one of my aunts and uncle were stationed at Pearl Harbor when it happened. She told us of seeing the face of a Japanese pilot looking right in her kitchen window at their place on the base when it happened. And America stood behind the President back then.

Thank you for your post about how it makes you sick about bashing our President . I agreee so much with you.

[rebelsoldier]

I'm sincerely dedicated to the destruction of stupid, bootlicking political correctness in all its forms, and the pissing off of as many liberal morons as I can manage. Call me David Horowitz Jr.

[1Old Pro]

80 to 1 seems to be the ratio that works

Well, it's a good starting point anyway as long as we recognize that we might need some flexibility to move higher if necessary.