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Posted by G-MAN on March 07, 2003 at 17:21:59 from (206.106.139.74):
In Reply to: Pray for peace posted by Gary in TX on March 07, 2003 at 17:13:53:
Gary, I also believe that we should pray for peace, but I also believe that we will never know true peace as long as there are individuals out there that wish to destroy our country and way of life. Unfortunately, the only way to expose those individuals and prevent them from harming us is through war. Everybody has their own opinion on fighting terrorism and the problems in the Middle East, but the fact is that all the diplomacy and peace demonstrations in the world will not capture Osama bin Laden or remove Saddam Hussein from power, and that's where we come in. I don't like the idea of U.S. troops going into harm's way, but that's what they train for and what we pay them for, and I'd rather have them hunting down and eliminating those that would kill us than have those devils planning the next 9/11. That said, I will be praying for peace. But I'll be praying much harder for the safety and security of our armed forces worldwide. I might even throw in a small one for Osama, Saddam and all the others that wish to see the end of American civilization, because I don't see their souls receiving much mercy where they'll hopefully end up. My two cents.
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