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To: Bobibutu
Have you seen pictures of the Afghani people in the streets and the girls attending school? These people are free ...not perfectly safe, nor governed, but so joyful - and free. We can not know what life was like under the Taliban. We took out the Taliban terrorist supporters and freed a people at the same time. Not bad for a few months work.

The Abu Sayef (sp?)- after terrorizing the Philippine islanders for years, butchering, and burning villages- have been confronted and routed, their leader killed by newly (American-) trained Philippino soldiers.

All over the world those who live in fear of these terrorists are finding the courage to fight back. The Palestinian people marched on Arafat demanding food and jobs. Starving N. Koreans are so grateful that after 50 years of mass murdering innocents, someone had the courage to call their brutal country part of the "axis of evil."

The Vietnamese did not casually murder thousands of American civilians on American soil and set as their goal the murder of millions more.

We will track down the terrorists and take 'em out....for decades to come, if necessary.

We have no choice, imho. This is as just a cause as any we're likely to face in this world.

Malcontents on the War Effort, Ollie North.

Life in Wartime,(we, not the terrorists, are winning).

On January 20, 2001, George W. Bush was sworn in as the 43rd president of the United States. Within months of taking office, he ordered a new strategy for combating terrorism that would be more than just "swatting at flies," as he described Clinton's policy. The new plan reached the President's desk on September 10, 2001. It was "too late," as columnist Andrew Sullivan wrote, "But it remains a fact that the new administration had devised in eight months a strategy that Bill Clinton had delayed for eight years."
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4 posted on 07/11/2002 7:35:18 PM PDT by Ragtime Cowgirl
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To: Ragtime Cowgirl
Have you seen pictures of the Afghani people in the streets and the girls attending school? These people are free

Yes... and the Burkas hemlines up and veils comming down and music.. my heart goes out to them
and I revel in what freedom they have found ... it's a start.
14 posted on 07/12/2002 6:32:27 PM PDT by Bobibutu
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