>>I was actually thinking more of the citizens - not the politicians.
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>You have a point. However, I think anytime we are attacked we come together. You can say anything you want about us, but if you attack us MOST of us will be on the same side.

The same could be said of any country I think. Look at Iraq - according to the PBS show about Dick Rumsfeld last week - initially about 50% of their people initially viewed the U.S as liberators - that figure is now less than 2% - which would explain the ever expanding death toll os U.S. troops.

So, it now appears that most of Iraq - including the terrorists who like to remove people from their heads - are on the same side. And that is scary.