Steve wrote, “And you better hope that this war isn’t illegal or bush will turn out to be a war criminal. 1) The war isn’t illegal 2) I could care less about Bush 3) I care about the truth 4) Your fantasy is evident – it shows you’re obssesive about one person (which distorts your perspective)

Steve wrote, “For me, all war is illegal. Do you know German or Japanese? Hope so. It’d be what you needed to know after 1945 given your beliefs (remember you can’t remove the fight and you think all war is illegal).

You asked about Zionism and my opinon. As long as General Motors, Zionists, nuns, members of the union, journalists, Republicans, Democrats, employees of Ford Motor company, greenpeace, PETA, Kaiser Permanente, etc aren’t breaking the law they are free to practive thier religion , do business, make a profit, speak, defend themselves, etc. What is your response to your vague question?

It’s ok to have opinions. But let’s look at this statement, “Trying to shoehorn Israel into Palestine after WWII” There was no Palestine. No Atlas ever had Palestine.

You also wrote, “And trying to change a 10,000 year old culture was an even more stupid idea. Who are you referring to? Islam was born in the 6th century via Muhammed. That was only 1400 years ago.

And if their culture says convert or die infidel, we aren’t allowed to try to say to them no you must co-exist with other people on this planet?

You did a hit and run with the “illegal war” but and I asked you which law was broken. YOu then said you’ll only engage to the extent to say you cannot wash out blood with blood.

OK. Cool Man. Rock on! No need to engage here…. Nobody’s home. Nothing to see..

if you want to see the human toll of this bombing, look no further than … a photo of the family that was having a wedding celebration when the Radisson SAS hotel in Amman was bombed. Look at that picture carefully. The fathers of both bride and gr…

I’ll characterize that opinion as extreme and factually off base. How was it illegal? Which law did it break? How many Senators voted for the use of force Steve? How many countries participated? Are they all in violation of the law that you won’t cite?

Steve wrote, “The US unconditionally supports Israel.”

I’ll characterize that opinion as not factually supported. Bush has condemned actions of Israel. That is not unconditional support. Bush is the first president to push for a separate Palestinian state. Both of these positions are contrary to what Israel would like.

Steve sounded like a terrorist by writing, “That leaves the door open for crazy people to blow things up and kill people.”

Come to the table Steve. Discuss your issue. Don’t feel compelled because of a disagreement that you are justified in blowing things up and killing people. There is no negotiation with terrorists.

Your last few sentences are a wonderment. 9/11 happened before Iraq. The Cole happened before Iraq. The Embassy bombings in Africa happened before Iraq. Your position was the policy of America for decades. Guess what. Things changed after 9/11. And you position of policy is one of those things. We can’t sit and wait for the next building to blow up. We need to try something. What would that have been in your eyes after 9/11?

Maybe you should go strap on a bomb and go where the wahabists program you. You don’t want peace. You just want subjugation to radical islam.

Even in a time of need and despair, the MSM can keep their spin moving.

Blaming the US for the blasts will be minor to the liberals kvetching about the methods the Jordanian authorities used to find and get information on the bombers. Allah forbid that they be beheaded for their crimes.