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To: Tunehead54
What does it take to justify their use?

Interesting question for sure. I think the attacks on WTC and the Pentagon, were WMD. I question whether we will ever do what is right, and use them, even if we suffer a chemical attack that kills many, many thousands. We can only hope, but I will believe it when I see it.

4 posted on 11/02/2001 1:54:03 PM PST by Mark17
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To: Mark17
I do believe that there could be an event that would justfy our use of weapons of mass destruction, however I am quite happy with the way the war is progressing. Each day more of them are dead and they do not seem to be getting many more of us.

They know that tommorrow or the next day we can use even bigger weapons than today and the suspense must be very exciting for them.

I suspect that soon we will hear their leaders are dead and we will be able to dirrect our attention else where.

I am sure Sadamm is curious if the USA"s new sense of purpose will motivate us to utilize a nuke on him. I hope he thinks about it each night.

5 posted on 11/02/2001 2:06:19 PM PST by JIM O
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To: Mark17
Interesting question for sure. I think the attacks on WTC and the Pentagon, were WMD. I question whether we will ever do what is right, and use them, even if we suffer a chemical attack that kills many, many thousands. We can only hope, but I will believe it when I see it.

Since they've never been used since 1945 I can understand our reluctance to employ the nuclear option but I think we need to put the world on notice that we are not a target - our enemies are the target and we can deliver!

6 posted on 11/02/2001 2:08:13 PM PST by Tunehead54
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