Anti-Semitism

[C. G. Estabrook]

That's ridiculous. As Bush and other leaders of the attack on Afghanistan
said when they rejected negotiation, they intended to punish the country
until it gave up the supposed author of the crimes; when that didn't work,
then until the government of that country fled.  Their attack on the
country killed more innocent people than died in the attacks of September
11.  Even the administration admits that their ostensible war aims were
not achieved by this expensive state terrorism.  --CGE

On Thu, 28 Feb 2002, Brad DeLong wrote:


> >Bradford DeLong wrote:
> >>
> >>And I suppose it was natural for the 20,000 relatives of the WTC 
> >>victims to have fanned out across New York City the night of 
> >>September 11, finding any vaguely Middle-Eastern people they found 
> >>and beating and killing them?
> >>
> >
> >isnt that what the american army actually did after 9/11? fan out 
> >across afghanistan, finding and killing a bunch of vulnerable folks?
> >
> >	--ravi
> 
> No. They tried to find and destroy as much of the Al-Qaeda network as
> they could, in the desperate hope of preventing rounds II, III, and IV
> after the Round I that was the World Trade Center.