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Sure! And be just as wicked as the sub-humans who celebrated our losses of victims? What exactly is worth celebrating? The certain calumny to come?

Ok, maybe celebrating is too strong a word. How about saying a prayer of thanks for the opportunity this offers? Maybe we should be celebrating the fact that the MAJOR obstacle to an Israeli-Palestinian peace plan just went to his reward. Maybe we should celebrate the fact that a man with the blood of thousands of innocents is finally getting brought to justice. Maybe we should celebrate that now the peace process HAS A CHANCE, where no chance existed as long as Araft was alive. I am kind of concerned that so many Christians have more sympathy for the evil doers then for their victims. Finally, repost what I wrote about Arafat yesterday. That is one of the interesting things that may come out of Arafat's long delayed trip to Satan. In the Book "Battle Ready" by former Marine General Zini and Tom Clancy. Zini writes about his efforts as a negotiator for the Bush Administration during the 2002 "Road map to peace" talks. Zini, who has been a harsh critic of the Iraq Liberation and the Bush Administration, is quite candid in his opinion that NO peace was possible as long as Arafat headed the PA. Arafat profits economically, politically and emotionally from the continued impasse. Zini said he sense a willingness to work with the Israelis from lower level Palestinians but was continually thwarted by the fact that all power was restricted to Arafat's hands. So there is a CHANCE that once Arafat goes to hell, some progress can be made. It will not be easy but A CHANCE is better the the NO CHANCE we are currently at. A lot will depend on who emerges as the new head of the PA.