The one thing I truly don't understand with this Iraq kerfuffle is why those in power think its possible to kill every single terrorist. Like a game of space invaders, they expect to sweep the whole country, taking them all out one at a time until they're all gone. Alright! You win. Time to go home.

The fact is, the taliban will never die. Idealisms are passed on, however many insurgents you can nuke and how fast isn't a factor. For every family man/women/child the troops take out, I would almost imagine they single handedly converted a whole bunch of other, maybe even previously peaceful Iraqis into fighting for the cause. It's a good enough fuckin' reason in my eyes.

It is an insane world we live in when the answer to every global conflict is kill, kill, kill. Every side is as bloodthirsty as eachother. I'm not gonna beat around the bush, like pretty much everyone on the planet, i'm unable to come up with a decent solution to the problem of terrorism. I think it is impossible at this stage. It doesn't hurt however, to point out that nuking an entire country in the hope of defeating a centuries old idealism through process of elimination of it's inhabitants, is, for lack of a better word, completely insane.
B.Basher Reviewed by B.Basher on . You can't kill an idealism The one thing I truly don't understand with this Iraq kerfuffle is why those in power think its possible to kill every single terrorist. Like a game of space invaders, they expect to sweep the whole country, taking them all out one at a time until they're all gone. Alright! You win. Time to go home. The fact is, the taliban will never die. Idealisms are passed on, however many insurgents you can nuke and how fast isn't a factor. For every family man/women/child the troops take out, I would Rating: 5