War from an Afghan American's point of view

[Ninong]

Things to bear in mind:

• Uzbekistan offered to allow us to use their territory for a land based invasion several days ago. (We should be careful where we step once we get into Afghanistan... there are still 10 million land mines there... we probably paid for most of them.)
  
• India has offered to allow us to use their air bases for launching attacks.
  
• We also have large, modern air bases in Saudi Arabia that will be used to launch attacks, to say nothing of our carrier based forces that will be in place shortly.
  
• Pakistan has agreed to permit overflight of their territory.
  
• We provided the Taliban with proof that Osama bin Laden and al-Qaida were responsible for the bombing of the U.S. embassies in Africa three years ago and they did nothing.
  
• The leaders of the Taliban are pyschotic criminals that support the killing of infidels. A man in Afghanistan can be arrested for not praying often enough, for owning a TV, for listening to music, for not growing his beard long enough, for educating his daughters beyond the 6th. grade, for treating women as human beings, and on and on.
  
• Osama bin Laden took credit for the embassy bombings and the bombing of the U.S. Cole in the 2-hour long recruitment film that he released. He called on all of the faithful to kill Americans and Jews everywhere in the world, including men, women and children, civilian or military. He has already declared jihad and he has been receiving millions of dollars monthly in financial support from certain wealthy arabs and certain states that sponsor terrorism.
  
• Hopefully the world remembers Chamberlain's failure at Munich and does not need to be reminded that people like Hitler, Sadam Hussein and Osama bin Laden can only be stopped by the use of force. And they must be stopped by whatever level of force is required to eliminate them. Anything less would be irresponsible and a failure of our duty to humanity.
  
• The rule of law is fine; however, the appropriate response to an act of war is war! It must be directed as carefully as possible, but it must be overwhelming and complete. No more tit for tat. Believe it or not, most of the Japanese military leadership in 1941 expected the U.S. to negotiate after they wiped out most of our Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor. Osama bin Laden has said in his training film that the U.S. will not accept casualties, that we will close our embassies if they are attacked, that we will pull back our support for our allies such as Israel. We must prove him wrong! Retribution is morally just and required to provide deterrence and prevent the loss of thousands more innocent lives in the future that would be at risk if we did not act. Remember that Hitler was responsible for the deaths of 50 million people worldwide before he was finally eliminated.

Ninong

[organicreefer]

well i should have been more clear thats what i meant,so bin ladin is now leaving on his own,going to either iraq or china?????i guess that probly means iraq.