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Originally Posted by peragro
Some of those countries mentioned already have a tick next to the to-do part on the list.
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And others were left off the list, ie.. Pakistan, Indonesia, Egypt, ........
How do we win this war on terror?
Some Ideas:
1. Appease the enemy, I'm not sure what that means. I don't know what will make them satisfied. If it means withdraw our troops from the middle east and they (Islam) will in turn make peace with the western world, then fine. That would be easy, cheap, and the simpleist thing to do. Save alotta blood on both sides. Could it be that simple? I doubt it.
2. Maybe the above and relocate the country of Israel to somewhere else (maybe Montana, lots of open country up there and Isreal is very small). That might do it. The only thing Islam hates more than the US is Isreal. I think we can all agree to that. I Don't think the Israeli's will buy it though, but I actually think that would work.
3. Continue the path were on for many, many years. Fight them on their own ground killing them one by one, hopeing we can deplete their will and manpower before we deplete ours. I have some serious doubts we'll ever win this way.
4. Step up our attacks, expand the war to include all hostile Islamic countries and take it to the next level warfare, nuclear. Scare the hell out of them with the ultimate weapons of mass destruction. Worked pretty well on Japan,
and would definitly give them something to think about. Unfortunity that probably would start the end of the world scenerio as we know it.
Those are my remedies to resolve the conflict. The only one I see that will stand a chance of working is #2. Would that mean giving into to defeat? Not if it meant a lasting peace and avoiding a nuclear war which I see as unavoidable in the near future.
Other than #2, the next best chance to win without giving up is #4. Ever hear of Armageddon or the apocalypse? Something both cultures religions believe as our destiny and final judgement day. I'm not a religious person but maybe there is something to that reality after all.