One Lone Conservative's Reality in a Sea of Liberal Delusion's
Published on March 13, 2004 By couchman In Misc
I have heard many a person agree for some unknown reason that Terrorism is a crime and as such be treated as one....
Funny but didnt Clinton do that with the World Trade Center 1 bombers...Why weren't leads followed that some of the agents investigating that case believed led to state sponsorship..?Did Clinton( i might despise him as president, never said he was dumb) have another agenda that was more pressing i.e. the Palistinian/Isreali peace process that he considered more important to push...Lord knows if links to Iran, Syria, or even Iraq (which is possible since Ramsey Youseff in WTC1 had possible links to Iraqi Intel) were uncovered during that investigation, the country as a whole would have wanted blood and rightly so.

But on 9-11, the worst case of terrorism the world over has ever felt (granted the 2 US Embassy bombings in Africa were bad, as was every other act of terrorism up to 9-11) the sheer magnittude of the act itself propeled Al-Queda to centerstage. 3,000 lives snuffed out in a heartbeat...and there are still those who would rather treat terrorism as a crime...and many more have somehow forgotten the lessons learned via that tragedy...We are in a War...9-11 was signal enough for that...it's time to put up or shut up!


p.s. one final note....from bout the 75' onward to bout 9-10-01...bout 850 americans have died as a result of terrorism round the world....compare that with the results on 9-11..then ask me and the rest of the country to negotiate!

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on Mar 15, 2004
If War please list the goals by which we can measure success or failure and the eventual completion of the war, and your assessment of when this will happen.

thanks
on Mar 15, 2004
Funny but didnt Clinton do that with the World Trade Center 1 bombers...


Yes, and now they're in jail. I don't know about you, but I consider that good.


Why weren't leads followed that some of the agents investigating that case believed led to state sponsorship..?


Did Clinton( i might despise him as president, never said he was dumb) have another agenda that was more pressing i.e. the Palistinian/Isreali peace process that he considered more important to push...


The President doesn't micromanage the details of how every lead that comes to the FBI or the CIA is handled.


3,000 lives snuffed out in a heartbeat...


Well, they didn't ALL die instantly.


and there are still those who would rather treat terrorism as a crime...and many more have somehow forgotten the lessons learned via that tragedy...


I've said this to other people on here before, but you can't have it both ways. If terrorism is not a crime but instead an act of war, then terrorists are legitimate soldiers, but no one who says terrorism is war is willing to call terrorists soldiers.


bout 850 americans have died as a result of terrorism round the world....compare that with the results on 9-11..then ask me and the rest of the country to negotiate!


Huh? Pull the American flag out from your skull; it's causing brain damage.
on Mar 16, 2004
well we always could try peace....even though its an illusion of the naive...and as for the terrorists prosecuted for wtc1, umm clinton prefered only to prosecute criminally the ones immediately responsible and that agenda was followed...prob was terrorism has never been on the level of a crime....and has always been an act of war...drop the liberal rhetoric BulbousHead!
on Mar 16, 2004
prob was terrorism has never been on the level of a crime....and has always been an act of war...


So you consider terrorists legitimate soldiers, in other words. We agree to disagree.

What, then, is the definition of a crime?
on Mar 16, 2004
terrorists are by no means soldiers....but that doesnt negate their very acts as nothing more than an act of war....if you have a problem coming to terms with that then your not alone...the UN has the same problem...but one which is being rectified by a redefining of the UN's deffinition of Act of War...might be your time to change your tune as well
on Mar 16, 2004
And again, I ask: What is the definition of a crime?