Re: 2 or 4 wire smoke detector question.

["Just Looking" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx>]

>But the guys who carry out the terrorist acts are
>actually willing to die for what they believe.  That's
>not cowardice.  It's evil and it's insane for sure.

The terrorist "followers" are merely brainwashed, the leaders are the
cowards. I don't see the leaders doing anything to blow themselves up to
avoid capture. Even Hermann Goering snuffed himself, even if it was just
before he was going to swing anyway. Seems once captured the leaders are
eager to rat out their brethren. I guess to the leaders that virgin thing is
not all its cracked up to be. In any case we seem to agree on one thing,
that is if or when the next strike occurs (unless it's French speaking
Quebec) it could send the U.S. into a mode of destruction that would engulf
the enemy in a location where ice never forms, maybe glass for a brief
moment at the beginning of the trip.

"Robert L Bass" <RobertLBass@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > People living anywhere in the world don't like
> > living under a vexing cloud of foreboding. I
> > think it would be foolish beyond measure for
> > any terrorists with any hopes of surviving not
> > only as individuals, but communities, regions
> > or nations to try to pull off another large scale
> > attack...
>
> These guys actually expect to win.  After they
> blew up our marine barracks in Lebanon we
> pulled up stakes and left.  We had a chance to
> wipe them out but, after receiving presidential
> orders to hit the terrorist organizers (we knew
> where they were), the military decided not to
> fire the missiles.  Terrorists learned that they
> could send their underlings as cannon fodder
> to kill Amewricans and they would get away with
> it.
>
> In the current mess we had an opportunity to
> capture and kill Bin Laden.  Instead, Dubya
> let him go so he could remain a threat (Bush's
> handlers knew that by having a live enemy they
> could achieve major political gains).  Once again
> terrorists learned that they could send underlings
> to die killing Americans but they themselves
> would get away with it.
>
> Now we have Iraq, a country that was not doing
> anything to us and had nothing to do with 9/11.
> The Idiot attacked them, dethroned their local
> jackass and destroyed the entire infrastructure
> of their country to satisfy his own ego.  In the
> process Dubya has murdered more Americans
> than Bin Laden.  He has created a new breeding
> ground for terrorists, all the while squandering
> not only our troops' lives and our economy, but
> also any goodwill which America had throughout
> the world.  In essence, Bush has done more to
> foster the terrorist cause than a thousand Bin
> Ladens and other assorted crazies.  He is the
> best friend they could ever have wished for.
>
> The only way to deal with the next large-scale
> terrorist attack *when* (not if) it happens is to
> annhialate the country from whence it comes.
> If it comes from Saudi Arabia as 9/11 did, wipe
> them out.  After the dust settles put up a big
> "Texaco" sign where the Saudi palace used to
> stand.  :^)
>
> > Since these terrorist are cowards for the most
> > part, they would be glad to take you out even
> > there in Canada, where you think you're safer,
> > just because it was easy to do...
>
> If you want to win you need to know your enemy.
> Don't make the mistake of assuming these guys
> are cowards.  Certainly their leaders are.  You
> don't see Bin Laden strapping on an explosive belt.
> But the guys who carry out the terrorist acts are
> actually willing to die for what they believe.  That's
> not cowardice.  It's evil and it's insane for sure.
>
> --
>
> Regards,
> Robert L Bass
>
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