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Subject: Best Counter Terrorism Strategy
Sucari    10/25/2007 7:26:52 PM
What would be the most effective anti-terror solution in Iraq and afganistan. Asumming morality was not part of the equation.
 
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Hasan ibn Sabbah       11/13/2007 12:06:14 PM
give the citizens not involved with the terrorists 24 hrs. to:
1. give them up so surgical strikes can be made by special operations
2. leave the area quietly as so not to arouse the suspicion of the terrorist then kill every body left
3. if terrorist activity is known in an area and the citizens are either too scared or for some other reason won't leave the area, kill everybody.
 
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bob the brit       11/13/2007 12:21:29 PM

What would be the most effective anti-terror solution in Iraq and afganistan. Asumming morality was not part of the equation.
surely you've heard of nuclear weapons? after all, we're not stepping on morale toes here.
 
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randomjester       11/13/2007 6:37:45 PM



What would be the most effective anti-terror solution in Iraq and afganistan. Asumming morality was not part of the equation.

surely you've heard of nuclear weapons? after all, we're not stepping on morale toes here.


Id like to order a Trident D5, with a side order of B61s....
 
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bob the brit       11/13/2007 7:07:37 PM







What would be the most effective anti-terror solution in Iraq and afganistan. Asumming morality was not part of the equation.


surely you've heard of nuclear weapons? after all, we're not stepping on morale toes here.




Id like to order a Trident D5, with a side order of B61s....


just one tonight sir? you know we have a buffet of tridents on wednesday nights, and cruise missile mondays have become qute a hit with the locals
 
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longrifle       11/15/2007 10:10:44 PM
Dip our bullets in hog blood or hog fat.  

Maybe then Mohammed wouldn't be so eager to die in Jihad; he might be worried that he won't go to paradise because he was killed with something unclean. 
 
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FJV       11/16/2007 3:15:29 PM
Neuter all Iraqi and Afghan males.  (Should reduce agressiveness)
 
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garotomaluco    Ridiculous!   11/20/2007 2:20:11 PM
How can you expect people to silently evacuate a population within 24 hs!

The premise is wrong. Terrorism is such because it is moraly wrong. I mean hitting civilian targets and all... you can't take it out of the ecuation. Besides if morality isn't part of the game you are not being anti-terrorist but a terrorist. So technically you aren't getting rid of terrorism, you're becoming the terrorist... so there you go. Terrorism remains.
 
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FJV    Ridiculous   11/20/2007 3:36:06 PM
Yep you guessed right out terrorising the terrorists is one solution assuming morality plays no part.

However since morality always plays a part none of the solutions in this thread are realistic.
 
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tamak    anti-terror   1/1/2008 11:46:27 AM

What would be the most effective anti-terror solution in Iraq and afganistan. Asumming morality was not part of the equation.

 According to history: Bush is doing the most effective solution at this time.
 
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