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Re: No action only breeds contempt and boldness from the enemy.

From: Kari
Date: 9/22/01
Time: 11:28:47 PM

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I'll tell you what. Considering this Sept 22nd and the attack happened on the eleventh I am taking great satisfaction in the knowledge that the Talaban is twisting in the wind waiting for the first bomb to claim we are mean is great. By five P.M. California Time on Sept 11th 2001 five aircraft carriers and escorts were on their way to the area they'd launch attacks from. It has been 11 days and these people have no idea what kind of weapons nor when. This is what makes me happy. The unknown can sometimes work so much better than the known. As long as they have to wait for whatever it is we are planning to do, the longer we wait to act, just as Osama Bin laden or Saddam Hussein made us wait, the longer they are sweating this out wondering, will we need nukes??? As far as being worried, my sister works for Intel and flies all over the world all the time. Next month my entire family will be flying all over the Country as a big wedding is taking place so I am not safe nor is my family. It is frightening. I just like to think of ways of reacting that cause longer pain and remorse from criminal acts. Like murderers shouldn't get to die. They should get put into glass cages and carted around the Country to show the world what a murderer gets for committing murder. Most people think that is cruel and unusual punishment. Charlie, you know very well that I prefer the slower more emotional punishments that make a person have to live with but unable to do harm to others. Some say this is a sick view because of pleasure at others humiliation, but if they killed someone they deserve better than just going to sleep forever.

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