Sunday - July 16, 2006
Meandering Thoughts on the War in Lebanon
We can no longer pretend that small nations can
be hostile to each other in such close proximity to each other. No matter who
started this war in Israel, or for what reasons, it has started and it cannot
end without eliminating one side or the other's ability to project
power.
I'm no big fan of Israel, but
they're on our side now. We cannot afford for Israel to lose this war, it would
be disastrous to all of civilization in our war to destroy dirka dirka Islamic
Jihad.
But what we're really seeing is
that modern weapons with their range and lethality, and the potential to aim
them well make it impossible to allow an enemy so close as Hezbollah is to
Israel.
Now the press is acting as if
it is a surprise that Syria and Iran are involved in fighting Israel. We've
been fighting Syrians and Iranians in Iraq for a few years now. This is not
speculation, it's a fact.
Hezbollah and other terrorist entities can no
longer be allowed to exist at all, but Israel is right to escalate this war
fully.
The only morally correct way to
fight a war is total war. It is the only way to end the fighting with a long
term resolution, and in the geographical equation of the middle east, Israel
cannot afford to allow their enemies to exist any longer.
Now the Pope, the highest ranking
Hitler-youth still alive, has condemned terrorism, but as a good Hitler-youth
should he has also condemned the Israelis for doing something constructive about
that terrorism. The cognitive dissonance would warp any other brain, but when
you were raised to help send an entire peaceful religion to the gas chamber it's
perhaps understandable. Catholics should revolt against this revolting
man.
I don't think there is any
escaping it. This war will escalate. Iran and Syria will get involved more
directly and since Iran must get past us to get to Israel, that means that we
will get involved as well. We will finally be allowed to free the Persians from
the oppression of their mullahs.
I
couldn't be happier!
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