Conflict resolution and Games Theory

Submitted by SHmuel HaLevi (Israel), Apr 5, 2006 at 00:32

Excellent article! For many reasons including but not limited to its content.

Mentioning Sun Tzu and Clausewitz as well as others such as Caesar must include the post military defeat sequences. Vanquishing the enemy was also precisely described in the Bible and effected by several Empires. Actions ranging from whole populations removal to massive populations exterminations. It comes to mind the Pizarro and Moctezuma conflict resolution as well. The Roman Empire procedures into Pax Romana also are of interest.

Islam has declared War on Western civilization in non uncertain terms and that must be addressed at face value. It is of our common interest to assure that the Islamic War be concluded with the total defeat if radical Islam and its tacit or active allies. In Israel it means the removal of all Oslo assocates from all positions of state control.

Futher to that it means utterly defeating Islam at field level, detention and as Law requires, judgement of those suspected of planning or acting to harm other Nations, destruction, interdiction or occupation of their sources of financing, destruction of their war industries, installation of draconian occupational governments, etc. That must be effected without hesitation and with final intent.
Inimical populations, Islamic aggressive groups that is, settled outside the original Islamic lands must be returned to their origin and if resisting, appropriatedly addressed.

Islam does not allow non Islamic religions in their midst and that must be confronted with equal responses.
The Jewish Nation must perform whatever is needed to assure that radical Islam in Eretz Israel is diminished and or completely removed.

Nothing else will stem the plans by the surging Islamic onslaught.

SHmuel HaLevi

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