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Posted by Stephen Green · 15 July 2005
Jeff Goldstein has four steps to addressing the root causes of terrorism. Comments
TO: Jeff Goldstein & Stephen Green ...as brought to you by the likes of former Clinton Special Assistant for National Security Affairs P.J. Crowley and his ilk, is just so much intellectual mental-masturbation trying to find a way to euphemistically broach pacifism. If the person who interviewed him at Fox were to say, "Okay. Let's say I'm a 'terrorist' of one school or another. And I despise you. I'm going to come over there and knock your teeth down your throat and then kick you for mumbling. What are you going to do to stop me?" The decisive point will be reached when PJ, or whomever, elects to resist the assault, or begins to try to talk sense to his assaultant... ...although he has trouble communicating because (1) he's missing his teeth and (2) is constantly being kicked for mumbling. Both of which interfere with is ability to find the 'root cause' of the attack. Just an idle thought at this time of day.... Regards, Chuck(le) Posted by: Chuck Pelto at July 15, 2005 01:46 AMP.S. The beatings will continue until morale(ity) improves. Posted by: Chuck Pelto at July 15, 2005 01:49 AMDid you catch this comment on that site, from the Sanity Inspector? The Spectre’s weapons release officer was a woman, a stunning USAF captain named Allison. “Ally“‘s voice on the plane’s intercom and over the radio, as she coordinated the deadly 105mm and 40mm explosive rounds, seemed to flow like poetry as the Taliban bodies stacked up, resulting in her being nicknamed “the Angel of Death”. ... Allison, originally from New York, was proud that she was able to “bring some justice” to the people who were responsible for striking out at the United States on September 11. [Northern Alliance] General Dostum was utterly amazed when he heard of Ally. He immediately called his Taliban foes on the appropriate frequency, and then asked for Allison to speak on the U.S. I'm just thankful that Jeff's sharing his 'kinder, gentler' and more nuanced approach to this problem with us. Posted by: Tim P at July 15, 2005 08:16 AMYes. This is vintage Jeff. I was a great fan of his before his hiatus and was a faithful reader when he returned, but I stopped going over to his blog a while ago because he allows his alter ego, adolescent naughty school boy Jeffrey, to consume so much of his efforts. He "cudda been a contenda" if, to use his vernacular, he got his s**t together. A variation on this same theme, the life imprisonment sentence for the terrorist in Virginia is giving him license to recruit and instruct terrorists from among the prison population who will be sent out into the world prepped and ready to continue his work. Execute them. We don't have the luxury of pretending these avatars are mere criminals. The only necessary step is #3. It is both necessary and sufficient to holding on to freedom and winning the War on Terror. Posted by: Rod Stanton at July 15, 2005 03:18 PMAdolescent naughty schoolboy Jeff is the real me, erp. Because let's face it: after a while, writing long academic disquistions on why it is necessary to face terrorism head on with an farsighted, offensive strategy for the thousandth time becomes redundant. Thanks, though, for criticizing me here. Shows real class. Posted by: Jeff G at July 15, 2005 04:03 PM Rod - You got it! Posted by: Jo macDougal at July 16, 2005 03:50 PMI think you hit the nail on the head on this one. Posted by: Bill P at July 16, 2005 05:37 PM |
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