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There has seldom been peace in human history without the
stimulus of the sword.
-- Bill Heuisler
Tucson, AZ
There are only military solutions when an enemy wants to destroy
you. Peace comes after you have thoroughly defeated them. Israel
should, as should the U.S., ignore the moral and intellectually
repugnant U.N. and Western European elites and destroy the Islamic
fascists around the world. That will safeguard the U.S. and
defeating the corrupt Islamic regimes will offer the only hope for
a peaceful Middle East.
-- Michael Brody
If law and order had been imposed on Palestine, it would be a prosperous part of Israel, living in peace with her neighbors. As long as you have lawlessness and disorder, you have a fertile ground for the hatred and bizarre definitions of peace that result in Arafat getting a peace prize!
Wise up. Simplistic, left-wing pacifist solutions sound good,
but they just don't work.
-- Lamar Johnson
Beaverton, OR
NEW VOICES
Re: George Neumayr's Savage
Times:
While Dick Riordan's views are perhaps not distinguishable from
those of the editorial board of the Los Angeles Times, he
still has what it takes to create an interesting alternative to the
dominant daily: bags of money and a willingness to bring in writers
and editors like Matt Welch, Ken Layne, and Tim Blair. Those voices
will define the paper, and they have been consistently sharp in
criticizing the Times at mattwelch.com, kenlayne.com, and laexaminer.com. Neumayr should check
them out.
-- Gregory S. Taylor
Northwestern University School of Law,
Chicago, IL
g-taylor@law.northwestern.edu
THE ART OF DIPLOMACY
Re: Lawrence Henry's The
Bush-Powell Conundrum:
Thank you. It's reassuring to learn I'm not the only one that
considers the post of Sec. of State to be something more than that
of a shouting bully.
-- Charles Conrardy
SPRINGS IN HER STEP
Re: The Prowler's Cuomo's
Crackup:
Oh, I so looooove to see Liberals crack up!!!
-- Ruth Lindemann
Colorado Springs, CO