>Anybody else here have the same image I get in my head about Doug & Jerry. Sitting late at night on the internet, slavering & drooling, masturbating to pictures of even bigger & better ways to kill people.
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>You people sicken me - there is no difference between you & the terrorists.

Slow down, Len, catch your breath. You're becoming extremely hysterical and your mental faculties are being impared. You are confusing people who live to kill with people who have never killed anyone in their entire life and never plan to, even if others, like yourself, disagree religiously and/or politically with them.


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>You don't even get the point yet, all you're doing is killing more innocents. The terrorists aren't in Afghanistan, they are in America, they are in the UK, they are in all of the civilised countries of the world. They live next door to you, they work in the same office block, they use the same shops as you do. It's your worst nightmare, an enemy that has infiltrated your own country & you can't tell just by looking at them - you might even be friends with one of them.

Duh, Len. Tell us something we don't know.

The last time Ben Laden was seen he was in Afghanistan, not America. The training camps, the mockups of LAX, the demos of nerve gas killing dogs... all those things are or were made in Afgahnistan, except the nerve gas came from Iraq. Of the 1642 terrorists killed in Kashmier (sp?), India last year, my Indian brother tells me that over 1200 were Afghanians who snuck into the country. The ones in the USA or Briton will eventually make a move and be found out. If not, they'll simply enjoy the good life.

As far as 'me' killing terrorists hiding out in and being supported by the Afghanistan government, NO. But if you are implying that my hands are bloody because my government struck back in response to the Sept 11th attack then you are correct, and I will continue to support them in their efforts, not only there but any place else where the terrorists may be found or find support. That some 'innocents' may be killed is unfortunate, but I'll bet you that the number of 'innocents' killed in Afghanistan by American forces will number much less than those killed at the WTC. And, while you are talking about 'getting the point' let me remind you of one point that you consistantly ignore, no matter how hard it reaches out and bites you: you express support for the terrorists by refusing to take action against them or criticism those who do. You seem to think that if we ignore them and what they've done they will just pick up their toys and go home. Your fear will bring upon you the very thing you fear. You remind me of the pacifists in Briton during the opening days of the Battle of Briton. Thomas Huxley said it best about them. Look up what he said.



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>They cannot be defeated by bombing them, cutting off their money supply wont do anything other than change their tactics, plenty of things can be done on the cheap (how many millions died Timothy McVeigh have access to).

Is that your considered military opinion, based on the best intelligence available and arrived at after a complete analysis of their weaponry and techniques. Amazing, Len. Is it all due to your amazing mental telepathy?


>However big you & your weapons are, they are not afraid of you & whatever bullying tactics you use will create more & more enemies. Your president, aided by our Prime Minister, has started something which cannot be finished, however much you like it or not.

Thanks for the laughs, Len. Recycling that old leftist pablum is a real hoot.

>Are the families of the 4 UN workers going to have a food parcel dropped into their gardens, just to let them know that you didn't mean to kill them. Or would that be considered insulting.