You’ve got to decide what you are willing to die for by Douglas J. Hagmann

The more effective campaigns being conducted by our enemy in this war are not necessarily those of bombs and bullets. They are being fought in the classrooms and courtrooms, through media manipulation, and the revision of policies and procedures within strategic domestic strongholds. Our enemy has gained more ground by victories in those venues than they could ever have gained on any battlefield.

You’ve got to decide what you are willing to die for. Perhaps it is fortunate that this statement does not actively apply – at least not in its most immediate and operative form - to the vast majority of Americans today. It is indeed applicable, however, to those who are most visibly and actively engaged in the battle against Islamic terrorism.

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bluesingincat
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Excellent post.
Timothy
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Rosemary
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This is a question the Left will always answer, 'NO!', unless it's abortion. To get out away from the nuts, let me state I am willing to kill the other person. MacCarther said war is not where we go to die, it is to make them die. (Or something like that.) Besides, I was a girl scout. ;)

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