[mugs99]

"If Afghanistan doesn't turn bin Laden over to our government, ask yourself whether you'd want your government to turn you over to the Iranian government if it accused you of a crime."

It's a valid point made at the time we were expecting them to do just that. We had the bin Laden family in America and we let them leave without so much as asking them where he was. We didn't allow Germans, Italians or Japanese to leave the country until they were interrogated when WWII began. If this were a war, why did we allow that?

Al Queda was financed with Saudi Oil money. 15 of the hijackers were Saudi's. If this were a war, why did we not take action against Saudi Arabia?
So many questions, so few answers.
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[fatnotlazy]

I dont' get here very often anymore, and I missed the story on Mr. Browne. I liked him also in the 2000 campaign...thought he would have made a good leader. Saw him on Fox a few times during the campaign, but that was about it. Alas, it's kinda hard to catch on if you belong to a third party -- everyone thinks you're a kook (a myth fostered by the mainstream media).

I'm quasi-Libertarian - -I don't agree with everything, but the party does have the right idea about a lot of things. The downsizing of government for one. Republicans claim to be for less government, but they really just pay lip service to the notion.

But the Libertarian stance on illegals is most troubling. I will give 'em credit though for being open and honest about it. The two major parties sure aren't.

Anyway, may Mr. Browne rest in peace.

[Sam's Army]

Respectfully, your statement is not congruent. To agree with Browne that we had no right to go after Bin Laden is not the same as talking to his family and "asking them where he was". We knew he was in Afghanistan, and so did everyone else. Are you saying we should not have entered into Afghanistan at all?

And all this talk of the gov't being in collusion with Muslim fanaticism and in effect helping to engineer attacks on our own soil smacks of Michael Moore style paranoia.