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Tim Wise
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Arlington, Virginia
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ON THE MONEY
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Re: Ben Stein’s
How to Lose
to Terrorists
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p>Ben is once again right on the money. When Germany, notice I
didn’t just say the Nazis, attacked unarmed civilians in Europe and
bombed civilians in London the appropriate response was to bomb the
heck out of German cities to not only to destroy their military
capabilities, but to demoralize the civilian population. The same
population that allowed Hitler to rise to power. We, the allies,
killed thousands of civilians, but what would have been the result
if we hadn’t. The same situation existed in Japan. If we hadn’t
fire bombed the cities and annihilated Hiroshima and Nagasaki the
Japanese with nuclear weapons, the Japanese army and civilians
would have fought to the death rather than surrender which would
have meant hundreds of thousands U.S. military personnel would have
died. Like General Sherman said, “War Is Hell,” and those who
perpetuate it must be dealt with appropriately.
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Tom Bullock
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West Covina, California
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Here, here, Mr. Stein! How to Lose to Terrorists! Mr. Stein hit the
ball out of the park on this one! I know as a loyal American, I
agonize over our losses in Iraq. We do the same for Israel when one
of their brave sons are lost, so why doesn’t the MSM understand
this and recognize their one sided coverage? Mr. Stein writes about
the inhumane way Hezbollah has killed people worldwide. He shows
our past history and why ‘Nam was lost. We need to wake up and
understand we will all die, as the Islamic terrorists have
promised, if we don’t change our tactics and forget “POLITICAL
CORRECTNESS”! It is a leftist tactic that will destroy our freedom
and in time of war, kill our people. War is not humane, and our
enemy understands that. Let our military do their job. You never
tell a professional how to do his job. It is an old adage that
works well.
The debacle of this president’s administration is both a cause
and a symptom of the decline of American values. Unless Congress
impeaches him, that decline will go on unchecked. An eminent jurist
surveys the damage and assesses the chances for the recovery of our
culture.
The American Christmas, like the songs that celebrate it,
makes room for everybody under the rainbow. Is that why so
many people seem to be hostile to it?