>Walter, I have 2 questions for you:
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>1) What is your opinion of the U.S. using nuclear weapons on Japan in 1945?

History. A great lesson. But hopefully everyone, enemy and friend has learned from it

>2) Suppose your country had been the country directly attacked on 9/11, with the same damage and loss of life,etc. Those who perpetrated the attack had also been part of the same group that had previously taken your citizens hostage for over a year, and bombed a military barrack in what was (at the time) the biggest non-nuclear explosion in worl'd history, killing hundreds. These groups do not represent a single nation-state, though they've been sponsored by different countries. These people are likely planning more attacks. What would you have your country do?

Who is asking hypotetical questions? Tell me what spain and england has done after the bombings up there. Did the start their GITMOs?

To answer your question. I would not know what they'd do, but probably they'd go through the UN and NATO and search military support at their friends and try to find causes and a way to take the problem at the root rather than seeding more. They certainly would not react in blind rage. Because we know, it does not solve anything.