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There are alternative points of view out there to be sure.  Regarding the war after the war in Iraq, Gwynne Dyer wrote the following article in February: http://www.gwynnedyer.net/articles/Gwynne%20Dyer%20article_%20%20Iraq%20Civil%20War.txt Dyer concludes: American troops will remain in Iraq...

The problem with unconditional acceptance of the mission for, I believe you said, a generation, is that you can die stupid.  The Canadian people ultimately are the deciders.  In my experience, Canadians tend to be uneasy with blind acceptance of what the government of the day thinks they ought...

When it comes to killing, argument for argument's sake is not such a bad thing. 

Hokey mind? 

[US air power saves lives it's that simple] And cigarettes cure lung cancer.

All The Way, that is.

I am with you all teh way Tess. CR.

Quote from some U.S. commander in Vietnam:  "We had to bomb the village to save it."

[If you shoot a person in the stomach with a .22LR, then the odds that this person will be incapacitated are low - which means they will likely be able to continue the fight.  If you shoot the same individual in the brain with a .22LR, then the likely result is incapacitation - which means that...

Enzo:  I am a bit new to some of the terminology you use:  shot placement, "stopping power,"  and soft targets, i.e. humans.  Please develop those themes just a bit.  I take it that a larger calibre weapon is recommended which with careful placement of the shot will deliver more stopping power...

My,  but there is a lot of defensive reaction to any suggestion that the military solution is rarely a solution to anything with the possible exception of contributing to the death and injury of mainly young and impressionistic people.  It may or may not come as a surprise to members of army.ca...