Re: OT - The Hydroplaning Economy



Carl A. wrote:

"Max" <it ain'tthesameoldme@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:ZgWJh.3176$Qw.11@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

"Carl A." <chainfl@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:2gTJh.15610$Wc.6964@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx


Amazing! The military and intelligence services of many countries are spending a fortune trying to find bin Laden. He hasn't been seen in years.

Yet he communicates with a retired deputy fire chief in El Paso to let him know his plans.

What's your secret connection, Max?


That was a bit mis-worded wasn't it.
Let me rephrase. I have no idea where Bin Ladin is hiding out but you can bet your ass that he has his focus on Afghanistan where he has a much better chance of furthering his campaign of attacking the infidels. He isn't as dumb as the "WMDs in Iraq cabal" would like to believe.
It seems that the conventional wisdom among the intelligence experts is that Bin Ladin is safely (more or less) ensconced in the area near the Afghanistan-Pakistan border. At least that's what some of the media report. For all I know he could be dead. His second in command, Zawahiri, will continue the struggle anyway.
Now that you've entered the discussion, it would be interesting to see what you think of the idea that fighting the terrorists in Iraq will keep them from attacking the US.

Max



Bin Ladin's professed goal is to kill or subjugate every non-Muslim American in the world. Subjugation will be a fairly easy task since America keeps demonstrating that it lacks the will to fight. All he needs to do is to convince about 1 1/2% of Muslims that it is their religious duty to kill Americans, and that Americans are an easy kill. He is succeeding well at both.

As long as we fight in Iraq and demonstrate our staying power, we make it harder for him to claim progress. Unfortunately, the Liberals/Democrats are doling an excellent job of helping him prove that Americans will not fight for their beliefs.

Didn't you mean to write "the American left", instead of "Americans" in that last sentence?

Lon
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