Payback

Submitted by Tom McDonough (United States), Feb 13, 2003 at 13:17

It saddens me to see that a there are a few Americans out there that are going to cry over Iraqi blood that will soon spill in the Middle East. Thank God for the "Silent Majority". I, for one, want payback....I want payback for what happened on September 11th, and for every other attack that militant Islam is responsible for in America and abroad....the American Embassy in '79, the Marine Barracks in '83, the Cole bombing, both WTC attacks...the list goes on.

The only thing that these people (Al Qaeda, Saddam, Hamas, Abu Sayyaf, etc...) understand is swift and overwhelming violence. Well, It's time for swift and overwhelming violence. At the risk of sounding like a warmonger, I'll say it anyway....I want to see carnage....I want to see the dead lifeless bodies of Iraqi men, women and children on CNN, MSNBC, and Fox News....I've seen enough of it here in New York City and elsewhere in the world....

I don't think we need to stop after we take care of Iraq in 72-96 hours either...We need to rid the world of the problems the Iranians bring to the table as well....We can take care of Hamas, the Fatah wing, al-Jihad, Hizballah, and the PLO as a whole while we're at it....

The Middle East needs a real cleaning here America, and the bath water is running...That washrag you see is being held by the United States Armed Forces.

I'm sure there will be a few dissenters that will respond with their bleeding hearts...That's fine.....I may even learn something.....However, in your response, please name me one country in the Middle East that is governed by a Democracy....

There's a reason that militant Islam exists....The repressive regimes that harbor these morons is a good bet.....

Tom McDonough

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