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Who's the enemy?
Reader comment on item: Are We Safer?

Submitted by Diane M. Underhill (United States), Apr 30, 2002

Why won't President Bush identify militant Islam as our enemy? Is he trying to be non offensive to these maniacs? What is he so afraid of? The word 'terrorism' is too vague. At least he is taking action, which is what no President before him has done. All the attacks prior to 9/11 brought no retaliation, and looked what happened. They struck us harder than ever. It's time to call the true enemy what it is: Militant Islam. To hell with political correctness.

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Hypocrites [58 words]AdamSep 9, 2004 13:38
The truth hurts [333 words]David StourclifApr 25, 2003 07:47
OOHRAH! [44 words]thisisnotmyrealnameApr 15, 2003 18:19
Right time? [9 words]Enoch Li, CanadaMar 25, 2003 13:44
War is not the answer [43 words]Armie DizonMar 13, 2003 21:54
A long way to go [334 words]Joe LeviMay 4, 2002
A 22 Year Old Agrees [218 words]J.F. HulstonMay 3, 2002
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US Policy towards Palestinian Terrorism [119 words]Natalie Hassman, US ArmyMay 2, 2002
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My Gratitude [126 words]James E. AdyMay 1, 2002
One at a time [157 words]Jim GroveApr 30, 2002
Amen [1 words]Maggie SchooleyApr 30, 2002
The role of religion? [168 words]Scott MerrillApr 30, 2002
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Hire the Israelis [133 words]Sally VeeApr 30, 2002
Battling with words [22 words]Bob Breslauer, MilwaukeeApr 30, 2002
Decisive Action Needed [231 words]JTillmanApr 30, 2002
Thank you for the reminder [52 words]Myron LebovApr 30, 2002
Militant Islam is a political agenda [89 words]Saul PfefferApr 30, 2002
Thank you [58 words]Bob WhiteApr 30, 2002
Where is our leadership? [172 words]Nick La BrunoApr 30, 2002
⇒ Who's the enemy? [83 words]Diane M. UnderhillApr 30, 2002
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They're all in it [19 words]William PapkeApr 30, 2002
They don't get it [52 words]Kathy DillmanApr 30, 2002
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Achille Lauro [11 words]Ed BuergerApr 30, 2002
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Reagan vs Carter [128 words]Larry DerfnerApr 30, 2002
The fear of losing oil [110 words]Jack FaulstickApr 30, 2002
Don't let up [106 words]Mildred MallekApr 30, 2002
Tell it like it is [169 words]Judy LevinschApr 30, 2002
Why US response is muted [205 words]William J. SturmApr 30, 2002
Americans must stay awake [303 words]T. PutnamApr 30, 2002
more terrorism? [133 words]m bondApr 30, 2002
West Bank situation is different [80 words]christian doumitApr 30, 2002
America can inspire the world [48 words]Bhuvan Chaturvedi, India.Apr 30, 2002

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