Pisshead and UnitedWeFall just don't get it. In ever attempt to stop a mass-murder attack on the nation, people of this element will see it as a way to increase governmental power. They worry about the potential to abuse the power over the looming threat. A threat of a calibur that's not at all unlikely or even remotely avoidable given the unity, dedication, and fealty of those who want us dead given that they are left un-opposed.

I don't know about you, but I'm just guessing a democratic government has more potential to put an overpowered government back in check versus staying calm and united as a nation after 40 nukes go off in major cities.

But hey, what do I know. I follow this crazy line of logic called sanity.
Nylo Reviewed by Nylo on . American Hiroshima - all set to go, or more fearmongering? Just the name 'American Hiroshima' will no doubt conjure up images of towering mushroom clouds, decimating skyscrapers and making cities uninhabitable for possibly hundreds of years. Whilst the American Hiroshima could well be a real threat, the likelihood of waking up to find New York, Chicago or Washington has disappeared is a long shot. George W. Bush first learned of the American Hiroshima back in October 2001, when a CIA report from an operative known as 'Dragonfire' stated that a 10 Rating: 5