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The whole Muslim terrorist world has declared war on the
USA. "Steven P. McNicoll" wrote in message ink.net... | | "Jim Macklin" wrote in message | ... | | The German's did not attack the USA in 1941. | | | No, but they did declare war on the USA. | | |
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"Jim Macklin" writes:
The whole Muslim terrorist world has declared war on the USA. There are only a handful of Muslim terrorists in the world, and they don't represent a sovereign state, so they cannot formally declare war. -- Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail. |
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![]() Mxsmanic wrote: "Jim Macklin" writes: The whole Muslim terrorist world has declared war on the USA. There are only a handful of Muslim terrorists in the world, and they don't represent a sovereign state, so they cannot formally declare war. Your ability to completely and utterly miss a point is astounding. |
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Recently, Newps posted:
Mxsmanic wrote: "Jim Macklin" writes: The whole Muslim terrorist world has declared war on the USA. There are only a handful of Muslim terrorists in the world, and they don't represent a sovereign state, so they cannot formally declare war. Your ability to completely and utterly miss a point is astounding. On this, I think Mxsmanic's point is right on target. "The whole Muslim terrorist world..." can most likely be counted in the thousands, and they don't represent (nor are they represented by) a sovereign state. Of course, now there are a lot of "normal Muslims" that are rather ticked off at the inept manner in which we are dealing with those few terrorists, and that doesn't help matters any. Neil |
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There are 1.5 BILLION Muslims on the planet. If only 1/10
of 1% are violent terrorists, it is still 1 million, 500 thousand. Surveys have put the number as high as 10-25% of the Muslims supporting the terrorists. "Neil Gould" wrote in message t... | Recently, Newps posted: | | Mxsmanic wrote: | "Jim Macklin" writes: | | | The whole Muslim terrorist world has declared war on the | USA. | | | There are only a handful of Muslim terrorists in the world, and they | don't represent a sovereign state, so they cannot formally declare | war. | | Your ability to completely and utterly miss a point is astounding. | | On this, I think Mxsmanic's point is right on target. "The whole Muslim | terrorist world..." can most likely be counted in the thousands, and they | don't represent (nor are they represented by) a sovereign state. Of | course, now there are a lot of "normal Muslims" that are rather ticked off | at the inept manner in which we are dealing with those few terrorists, and | that doesn't help matters any. | | Neil | | |
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"Jim Macklin" writes:
There are 1.5 BILLION Muslims on the planet. If only 1/10 of 1% are violent terrorists, it is still 1 million, 500 thousand. The figure is probably closer to one in a million. There are only a few thousand Muslim terrorists in the world. Surveys have put the number as high as 10-25% of the Muslims supporting the terrorists. Support comes in many forms; simply being sympathetic to the cause of a terrorist is not the same as being a terrorist. -- Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail. |
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Recently, Jim Macklin posted:
There are 1.5 BILLION Muslims on the planet. If only 1/10 of 1% are violent terrorists, it is still 1 million, 500 thousand. Surveys have put the number as high as 10-25% of the Muslims supporting the terrorists. There is no basis for thinking that "1/10 of 1% of the world's Muslim population are violent terrorists", if one considers that by far the largest portion of the world's Muslims are not in the Middle East or from countries that are in conflict with the US. This kind of generalization is counter-productive to the effort to deal with those people that are terrorists, Muslim or otherwise. Neil |
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Really. In places, large percentages of the "street" rolls
out waving flags and burning cars after any terrorists attack. No Muslim nation actually sends troops to fight terrorists. The terrorists get supplies from within many Muslim nations and little or nothing is done to stop that trade. You tell me the number, I'd say that they have more than enough terrorists to bomb every high value target, value being not the military or industrial value, but the psychological value, schools, bus stops, movie theaters, national monuments and even a small town just so everybody knows there is no safe place, that is what terror is and how it works. Bush's error was being too good at stopping attacks on the USA, the people lost their fear and forgot that we are at war and the front line is your backyard. "Neil Gould" wrote in message t... | Recently, Jim Macklin posted: | | There are 1.5 BILLION Muslims on the planet. If only 1/10 | of 1% are violent terrorists, it is still 1 million, 500 | thousand. Surveys have put the number as high as 10-25% of | the Muslims supporting the terrorists. | | There is no basis for thinking that "1/10 of 1% of the world's Muslim | population are violent terrorists", if one considers that by far the | largest portion of the world's Muslims are not in the Middle East or from | countries that are in conflict with the US. This kind of generalization is | counter-productive to the effort to deal with those people that are | terrorists, Muslim or otherwise. | | Neil | | |
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![]() "Jim Macklin" wrote in message ... : The whole Muslim terrorist world has declared war on the : USA. : : : Then why didn't we go after Saudi Arabia, or Iran (they did attack our embassy, remember?). Iraq was pretty well contained according to all the inspections, and that has proven to be true. Plain stupid invasion, could have spent our resources better in other theatres... |
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There were all those UN resolutions that authorized invading
Iraq. We can use Iraq as a staging area for the invasion of Iran. The "official" Saudi government is "friendly" and have been attacked by the terrorists. It is like crime in LA, you can find the Cripps and Bloods or you can just kill all the black people. The black people are hostage to the gangs [terrorists] and need to be empowered to stand up to the gangs. The gangs operate as tribes or even religions, just like the Muslim terrorists do. The police can't just arrest any Crip or Blood they see, they have to have probable cause and evidence. But LA police do pretty well. Not perfect, but they do catch some crooks and they do protect some citizens. The USA can't just nuke every nation with a large and possibly dangerous Muslim population [well, yes we could but won't] so the only way to deal with terrorists is to create a place were the terrorists can be drawn into open combat and killed. At the same time you work to alter the attitudes of the other potential terrorists so they don't get recruited into sending their kids off to the bus with a bomb. Congress reduced the size of the military and sets the man-power levels. Thus we are limited to the number of troops available. But now we have a Congress that is set to cut and run so the USA will be attacked here, probably NYC and DC, then some other more valuable places that will do more than hurt our feelings and kill a few thousand people. As bad as 9/11 was, it didn't really hurt the USA in a long term way except by our reactions to it and the measures taken to stop it from happening again. But there are targets that can be attacked that will cause long term harm to the USA and are well within the present capabilities of simple terrorism. No need for nukes or dirty bombs, not even chemicals. Chemicals and weapons of terror because just the threat makes you alter your behavior. Now we have elected a bunch of scared rabbits to Congress. Remember back to the fall of 2001, President Bush made a speech to the world, declaring that we were at war, a long hard and different kind of war. We wouldn't know a lot about victories as they happened. The Democrats pledged their support for the war on terror, but that lasted just a few weeks. RINO Republicans saw personal goals and promoted themselves over support for the war effort. The United States could have still lost WWII in December 1944. I'm afraid that the United States has lost the war on terror on November 7, 2006. ".Blueskies." wrote in message . .. | | "Jim Macklin" wrote in message ... | : The whole Muslim terrorist world has declared war on the | : USA. | : | : | : | | Then why didn't we go after Saudi Arabia, or Iran (they did attack our embassy, remember?). Iraq was pretty well | contained according to all the inspections, and that has proven to be true. Plain stupid invasion, could have spent our | resources better in other theatres... | | |
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