[FITZ]

We must go to where he shelters, to his logistical base, and eliminate it and as many of his soldiers and supporters as possible.

They aren't a traditional army with traditional soldiers, their soldiers are terrorists who have infiltrated and will further infiltrate us and attempt to kill civilians. What we saw on Sept 11, 2001 was the way these people do war, in Sudan it wasn't the Sudan army which was attacked, it was innocent citizens ---millions.

[fporretto]

No, they're not a traditional army, but they share the driving need of all armies everywhere: sustenance. Napoleon said that an army needs three things to fight a war: money, money, and money. Thus also the terrorist minions everywhere. The Black Tuesday atrocities required hundreds of thousands of dollars to organize, prepare for, and perpetrate.

Terrorists' sustenance comes mainly from the Middle East. American Muslims may not be willing to condemn them, but they're alsom unwilling to support them. (If I'm wrong about that, we're in for a major genocide right here in America, so pray that I'm right.)

Even the Palestinians, who operate principally very near their home turf, require major material sustenance from other Middle Eastern states. Without the generous streams of funding from Iraq, Iran, and Saudi Arabia, the Palestinian irredentists would be reduced to throwing rocks -- exactly what they used to do before the gangster-states mentioned here started funding them.

I'm afraid there's no alternative to some military adventurism. The defense of these shores is best left in the hands of a heavily armed and vigilant citizenry anyway.

Freedom, Wealth, and Peace,
Francis W. Porretto
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