[Am-info] [Fwd: A mere nuisance?]

Gene Gaines gene.gaines@gainesgroup.com
Sun, 31 Oct 2004 16:05:00 -0500


Geoffrey,

(Below) I respect your passion, but twisted thinking there.

Old proverb.  Know your enemy.  Understand it is better
to coopt and neutralize your enemy than to fight him,
because war will cost both sides.

The most foolish fight is when you go after another entity
and do not have the competence to gather up your friends
before starting the fight.

I understand this will sound flip-flop and weak to raving
Bush-Cheney-ites, but it is best to listen carefully to
your real and potential enemies.  "Kill em all" is not a
sound nation or business or ethical practice.

Great way to start a way and engineer war profits, but
not good for your country.  Or the world.

David and Goliath.  Was David a terrorist?

Think about it.

Gene
gene.gaines@gainesgroup.com

On Sunday, October 31, 2004, 3:39:29 PM, Geoffrey wrote:

> My final word....


> "We have to get back to the place we were, where terrorists are not
> the focus of our lives but they're just a nuisance."

> -John Kerry 2004 Presidential Campaign



> When exactly was terrorism ever a nuisance?

> Just of few months ago, I wonder if the parents of the elementary
> school children, in Russia, who's kids were shot in the back for mere
> amusement and were forced to drink their own urine saw the terrorists
> as just a nuisance?

> Maybe the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center tower or maybe the
> USS Cole?  Were they a nuisance then?

> I wonder if the relatives of the 259 people lost in the 1988 bombing
> of Pan Am flight 103 in Lockerby Scotland saw terrorist as a
> nuisance?

> Maybe it was the hijacking of cruise ship Achille Lauro in 1985 when
> the terrorist killed Leon Klinghoffer, a 69-year-old wheelchair bound
> disabled American tourist and through him overboard (wheelchair and
> all) in front of his screaming wife.  Were they a nuisance then?

> Does the State of Israel think of terrorist as a mere nuisance when
> terrorists continually send homicide bombers into crowded markets or
> city buses and kill scores and scores of innocent men, women and
> children?

> Let this be a warning for voters this year.  John Kerry hasn't got a
> clue who the enemy is.  He has the philosophy of Neville Chamberlain
> that if you just put your head in the sand and ignore them, they will
> go away. He doesn't realize, these monsters want Republicans and
> Democrats dead.

> Think before you vote this year.



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