How often does America have to suffer a terrorist strike before...?

Question

the people of the country will continue to pull together and speak with one voice like after 9/11. Seems memories are too short and that we deserve another attack (God help us) soon just so we can get it together again.

Jerry E get with the program. The whole world thought Sadam had WMD. There was no lie or deception about it. The war is against islamic fashist wherever they are.... Afganistan, Remember you are with us or against us. Sadam was just one of the people against us so we got him.

Answer 1

Americans don't understand their own denial

I expect the hysterical cries of "The Muslims are coming! The Muslims are coming!" Have you learned nothing about the world? Can you not see the obvious manipulations of the U.S.-U.K. intelligence community in these bogus "terror alerts"?

Gee, whadda ya know, it's time for a midterm election and George Bush has a 30% approval rating --- and here come the Muslim hordes because they "hate our freedoms"!

Grow up. The American government spends over $500 billion a year on defense, over $60 billion a year on intelligence. That's more than the rest of the world combined. That sound you hear is not a billion Muslims strapping bombs to their chests. That sound you hear is the American military-intelligence complex prodding the stupid citizens who pay for it. They've got plans for martial law in America, and you people are prattling on about Islamofascism.

The first 9/11 was an inside job. The next one -- probably in the next two months, just in time for the elections -- will also be made in America. Open your eyes and see the real enemy.

Answer 2

And if you don't blame Bush for screwing that situation up, then you aren't paying attention. Bush divided this nation and the world with his response to 9/11. We DID have a time that could have brought the nation together. It lasted for a few months. Then came 2002, and worse, 2003.

The divisiveness in this nation is due in large part to Bush's failed presidency. His foreign policy is the greatest failure since Vietnam and his domestic policies are only mildly better. His focus on things like gay marriage, Paris Hilton relief taxes, and abortion only serve to divide the people of this country when they have no immediate bearing on this country.

Place blame where blame is due and we can bring America back together.

Answer 3

Well, it does sound good, but when your leaders start to take advantage of that unity to get what they want...it does create a divide. It would be great if everyone could speak with one voice, but then there would be no politicians or government. However, that utopia will never exist. So, the best you can do it find a happy median and hope for the best. However, you have people on both sides that want to pull people away from that happy median and want things their way and their way only. If we stifle those people more, we may get a little closer to this utopia you want.

Answer 4

this is pure crap, does not deserve any answer. No one in their right mind would think "we need another lesson". You sound a few cards short of a full deck. Or less than 12 years old maybe both.
It may help if you start to read some and become more informed on the issues but then again maybe not.
You will not find the truth on FOX or out of Rush's mouth.

Answer 5

Longhair, have we got here upon a controversy we are the two on the comparable facet of? we ought to constantly circulate lower back even added, in spite of the incontrovertible fact that. might we be at conflict on the instant if the unfastened international locations of the international had instigated and patrolled a divided Palestine in 1946? If the British hadn't pulled up stakes and long previous living house? i do no longer comprehend. yet, as with Afghanistan, ignoring bothered factors of the international for prolonged classes of time (10 or 2 many years) has a tendency to come again lower back and chew us interior the tush. long stay Palestine. And, long stay Israel. (And, on a similar time as i'm at it, long stay Kurdistan!)

Answer 6

The problem is, that one voice that spoke after 9/11 was a liar. That one voice said that Saddam Hussein was partners with Al Qaeda. That one voice said Iraq had tons of chemical weapons ready to launch and had tried to buy uranium ore to make nuclear weapons with. That one voice said "bring it on" then stood back and let our troops get creamed in that hellhole. That one voice said "Mission Accomplished".

Now other voices are being heard. Now some people are waking up to the lies. Now some people think that supporting our troops means bringing them home to their families.

Answer 7

We are together, butt-munch. So there's no flood of hype on the news...Just because we're not in the streets waving flags, acting like a bunch of brainwashed sheep doen't mean we're not a Nation.

Answer 8

You talk like the Republican government. You rejoice in destruction and devastation so that it will serve your purpose. You are like a vulture that waits for an animal to die so that it can feed on it. The sooner you die the better for America.

Answer 9

No one deserves violence. Until the US changes its arrogant wise talking foreign policy, our nation will pay the price.....all of its people and we DON'T DESERVE!!!!! People like me never said, "you are either with us or against us". I'm MAD, plenty mad that this govt. would hide behind the guise of Christianity and declare against anyone who doesn't like our arrogance.

Answer 10

We are the MTV generation.We hold attention for 15 minutes.Then we're bored and off to something else."Oh,it's so boring the war...it goes on and on .What's wrong with Bush.Let's move on to something cooler"
I'm sorry but it will probably take a small nuke somewhere to finally get our attention for real,and then we will finally wipe the !@#$%^&* out and shut them down for another 1000 years.