>We still have a right to defend ourselves and retailiate, I believe.
1. Find the person(s) responsible for the Sept 11 atrocity and kill him/them.
2. Give up on breaking terrorists. There are too many and they hate Americans.
Eventually they'll die. Maybe they might kill each other.
3. Stop meddling in other countries' governments. (Maybe then, fewer
terrorists will hate Americans, and maybe fewer foreigners will be
annoyed at Americans).
4. Let people in other countries find what's appropriate for their own
culture, make their own mistakes, and so on. If they ask for your help,
then give it to them, if you can, and preferably, not with the help of
the government.
4. Practice respect for people, places, and cultures outside
of the U.S. borders.
Amara
P.S. I've spent mostly these last years travelling and living in other
countries *not* volunteering that I carry a U.S. passport, because
it's too much "baggage" to carry.
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"Take time to consider. The smallest point may be the most essential."
Sherlock Holmes (The Adventure of the Red Circle)
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