Major Terrorist Attack on USA

[Diego Cueva]

different ones, Paul

[Paul]

do any of you think this'll go to war?

[rudy]

Don't know about war, but as someone else on another board said "what goes around comes around."  <br>I tend to agree with that but I'm not excusing the attacks.  Maybe the US will think twice before bombing other countries now... now that they know what it feels like.

[Paul]

you should see what i've just seen on the news. <br><br>lots of little arab (or whatever the fuck they are) kids and many more adults running through the streets 'rejoicing' at the news... they were even throwing sweets to the kids to celebrate.

[Turnip]

I happen to be an officer in the U.S. Navy - though currently on reserve status for education. Gentlemen, I don't know what our response is going to be yet...but I'm more than a little concerned. First, I suspect I'm going to be recalled if this continues to escalate.<br><br>If the U.S. find out who's responsible, you can bet your ass that someone's going to pay. Let us pray for everyone involved, including our family and friends who are New York and D.C.

[rudy]

I'm sure there were Americans happily jumping around when the US dropped a nuclear bomb on Japan since they knew that they won.<br><br>I don't think Americans really cared (well, there were some ppl that cares and those who had relatives in Serbia) when the US (yes, it wasn't only the US, it was other countries too) bombed Serbia.<br><br>...now that still doesn't excuse the arabs rejoicing over the death of other people and I don't agree with them... but something to think about.

[Paul]

really? what kind of officer goes to MIT?<br><br>look at - its great what they've done.

[Paul]

nick, its quite clear you don't like americans. you can shut up now.<br>

[Turnip]

Also, Nick, when you've got something valuable to say, please speak up.<br><br>Until then, read your f ucking history book and try to figure out why bombs were dropped on military targets over there. It's goddamned ignorance like that which leads to tragedies like we've seen today.

[Turnip]

Paul - the kind that go to MIT are the engineering kind that the gov't pays for to make smarter. Hahaha. <br><br>:)

[Paul]

chris, you putting a little note of sympathy on the front page, then?

[Paul]

god must have been taking a nap today

[Moose or Chuck]

Today is a day like no other in American History. Sixty years after the intentional attack on Pearl Harbor, America has once again been struck on our own soil by forces, as of yet, unrevealed.<br>

[Paul]

[Luciano U. Werner]

Guys, I don't know about you, but I'm worried. This is going to get ugly. Not for us americans, but Middle East and Europe will suffer. Every goddamned head case with issues with capitalism wiil see this as a "call to arms". That's why Europe will take some (a lot?) of flak, since it's full of these wackos.<br>The gloves are off, and with tension going as high as it is, I doubt somebody in the US military will care much about "colateral damage". If that happens, things may escalate awfully. Retaliations from everybody, and of course, aimlessly.<br>It's going to get really bloody in the Middle East. The US will finally support Isarel (openly), and with military power too.<br>Theses mf dumbasses terrosts did exactly waht they never should have done: envolve the US directly.<br>BTW, with all this sh*t happening, everybody can expect a world recession from now on.<br>God help us all.