U.S. gonna end up in Sudan...

[Mike AI]

Originally posted by Azure Sales@Sep 9 2004, 02:06 PM
I have a few very important questions to ask.....

1. Who appointed the US responsible to policing the world
2. What in Sudan that can directly effect the US?
and most importantly
3. WHAT IS IT GOING TO COST? And WHO IS GOING TO PAY FOR IT?

Being a Jew - I am fully aware of what we as humans can do, I'm also fully aware that greed, aphathy, and "ostrichaism" (keeping your head in the sand) is the biggest reasons why the Jews are just as responsible for what happened in Europe during the 30's and 40's...

So what happened in Afaganstan with the women, and what is happening in Sudan is the responsiblity of the people who are letting it happen, not as I see it is it the responsibilty of the people of the United States. I'm not saying its right, and I'm not saying that something shouldn't be done, but shouldn't that be an individual decision?


Now if it is put to a general vote - and the majority agrees absolutely.

Hey here is a concept, with the greater population having access to phones and/or computers, why not put it to a vote... Why do we need congress? Do you really trust your congressman's ablity to make the best decision on your behalf? Or is he/she making decisions based on his/her best behalf?

Okay I'm done for the moment - I'm tired of people complaining "oh poor me, they are picking on me, blah blah blah. Can the US come in and clean everything up, improve our technology, way of life, rebuild, restructure, for me and by way of thank you I'm going to burn effigies of your leaders and attack your citizens"

I say if they want us to stop it they can pay us!!!

These are all good points. However this is not an isolated incident. This is not just a regional problem, this is tied to Islamicism that is spreading from the middle east.

The United States as the world only superpower, as the country that has continually led the fight against tyrany since WWII.

We have expended our blood and our fortune to make the world a safer place.

In the long run it does help us. By stabilizing countries, they can eventually become part of the global economy, which would help the US in the long run.

This is a war we will have to fight. It is a matter of choosing to fight now, or fight later. Handling this now is the best way, before it becomes a much larger costly war.