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| 2004-06-27 |
| Posted by:Frank G |
| #3 The Iraqi government must combat this cult of madmen with martial law and go on a house to tent search, removing or arresting then deprogramming the cultists. The borders of Iraq with Jordan, Syria, Arabia, Kuwait, and especially Iran need to be heavily secured with electronic devices. An easy task, no way! It's either that or dismantle the Islamic terrorist instigating dictatorships surrounding Iraq, one at a time, including Saudi Arabia. Two down, (Iraq & Afghanistan) more to go down for the count! Any 'western nations' which continue buying Iranian OPEC oil should look elsewhere, since in the near future, the Mullahs crude exports for terror, will be curtailed via an enforced Allied naval blockade from exiting the Gulf as an economic strategy to topple the rouge state from within. The geostrategic necessity for an Iranian blockade or major economic retaliation moves are being forced by Iran's deadly quest for nuclear weaponry, with North Korean technical support in place of supplied Iranian crude supplies. The remaining two portions of the Axis of Terror are in for some monumental surprises over the next 3 to 9 months. To the appeasing leftist government of Spain, time to wake up! Spain is in no way out of the woods, just on borrowed time as far as Terrorist Inc is concerned. |
| Posted by: Mark Espinola 2004-06-27 6:17:58 PM |
| #2 Certainly a new low in terrorist depravity and barbarism, and that's saying a lot. But how can we retaliate? I have it: booby-trapped porn videos. The FBI can furnish the titles from its large stock of confiscated child-porn. Abdul inserts it into his VCR for a little diversion from the usual grind of butchery and posturing and "BLAMMO!", jihadi wallpaper. With some variations, it might also work with Fifth Columnists in this country. |
| Posted by: Atomic Conspiracy 2004-06-27 6:02:37 PM |
| #1 I guess these would be pretty similar to the standard issue mines used along Iraqi roads on a daily basis. The question is whether they can be made waterproof. I think it's harder than it sounds. |
| Posted by: Zhang Fei 2004-06-27 3:42:57 PM |