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The object of War

Reader comment on item: How Israel Can Win

Submitted by Matthew Rensen (United States), Apr 19, 2006 at 12:03

I always thought the object of War was to make the enemy quit. Israel and the west must remove all hope of the Arabs winning against the West. This includes idiological, economic, cultural, territorial etc. If all hope is not removed then they have not been squeezed hard enough. Squeeze them hard enough and they will quit.

They must also stop taking those "stupid pills"

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