A Long Way to Go

[MarkInTx]

... in response to This is probably best not discussed so s..., posted by Griffin on Sep 12, 2002

I really don't want to pick a fight either...

I've got plenty of other things on my mind right now!

Peace...

[Bubba]

... in response to This is probably best not discussed so s..., posted by Griffin on Sep 12, 2002

the emotions will stay intense all your life. I am a Vietnam vet and it did my heart good after 9-11 to see all the flags and support for this country because I thought it was almost gone.  9-11 didn't change me I was already a supporter of this country.  I know this isn't what you want to hear but the only thing these types of people understand is brute force.  We will have to nuke one of them and maybe two of them and then threaten the rest to ever have a chance of stopping this.

[Streetwise]

... in response to If you are a true American, posted by Bubba on Sep 12, 2002

Like minded nations should stand together against this sinister phenomenon; it is a global cancer which requires  global surgery. I would just like to salute the American spirit, and I hope our neighbours elsewhere in Europe will get off the fence when it is time to move against Saddam.

[MarkInTx]

... in response to If you are a true American, posted by Bubba on Sep 12, 2002

Did you see that commerical?

It shows a row of houses... the voice over said: "On September 11, a group of terrorists wanted to change the way Americans lived..."

It fades to black, and then comes back up and now every house in the neighborhood is flying an American flag.

The voice over says: "And they did."

Or something like that...

I just hope that we have the commitment and staying power to see this through...