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New Re: Axis of evil
Yes and no, I don't doubt the utility of putting a country's face on the enemy. On the other hand, N. Korea is hellbent on putting nuclear warheads on missles to threaten the U.S....they think it will help negotiate the U.S. out of S. Korea (according to a Korean friend) so they can finally finishing having their war. Iran (informally via the mullahs) and Iraq (formally via Saddam "born to kill" Hussein) are a threat. Both seem hell bent on getting access to better weapons. Rafshanjani (sp?) made a comment once that nuking Israel would be worth a few Iranian cities going boom because it would mean the end of Israel. What charming man, willing to sacrifice millions of his own people for martyrdom. Saddam...one of his defectors visited Indy recently and explained how the Taliban were bush-league compared to what Saddam does to his people.

Gerard Allwein
New 'Tis the nature of the beast.
"Progress".

We have nukes.

Other countries have nukes.

Eventually, ("progress"), people who will use them with less restraint than us will have them.

The technology is old now (WWII era).
New Comment was only on one side
None of those countries are particularly cute and cuddly.

They are all serious threats. But they don't seem to be within the usual understanding of "terrorist" so much as conventional and nuclear. It is a significant change in objectives that moves the conflict back to the more familiar country vs country model.

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"You don't have to be right - just use bolded upper case" - annon.
     WashPost series on US-Saudi ties. - (Another Scott) - (5)
         and an interesting Friedman post. - (gtall) - (4)
             Axis of evil - (mhuber) - (3)
                 Re: Axis of evil - (gtall) - (2)
                     'Tis the nature of the beast. - (Brandioch)
                     Comment was only on one side - (mhuber)

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