Freedom of Thought

Hopeful | by Paul J. Norton

 

 

Osama Bin Laden said a long time ago that World War III was raging in Iraq. Newt Gingrich said that it was World War III and that we should think about losing a city somewhere. CIA officer Robert Baer said of World War III "It is here."

 

The problem all along, in my view, is that no one knew how to deal with psychotics who have their finger on the big button. If these people will kill children, and possibly even kill babies in churches as part of their way into murder incorporated, either acts altogether void of anything resembling conscience, what would prevent them from launching nukes or engaging any perceived enemy with biological or chemical weapons, including the American public?

 

Such waters are not easily navigated, and I believe that such concerns as these prevented the democratic congress from pressuring the very armed and very dangerous psychotics. But we also know that Nazi appeasement never works, that's only to put off worse things until tomorrow what was not as bad today.

 

But there is also employing due caution, which in a struggle with a well funded and bloated underworld is sheerly a matter of never ending uncertainties. Sometimes there is waiting for back up. Sometimes there is throwing caution to the wind. Sometimes there is laying low long enough to do surveillance, or a stakeout, or even an ambush.

 

It's arguable, I suppose, whether or not we are fighting World War III, or still fighting World War II, since the people we are fighting are still Nazi SS and Nazi SA diehards from WWII. Them, their heirs, and whatever other Nazi corroborators and sympathizers that they've picked up along the way.

 

It's D-Day all over again America. It's time to get deadly serious. It's time for all good men and women to come to the aid of their country. And their world.

 

Great article by the Existentialist Cowboy:

 

The Existentialist Cowboy: Is This World War III?