On Target – London Moves On; How Safe Is the USA?
John J. Cahill
July 10, 2005
“ … we still refuse … to reevaluate our policy … But with more than one billion Muslims in the world, we cannot continue to ignore addressing the underlying reasons why so many of them have a growing hatred of the United States.”
we may be killing terrorists abroad and Americans may be better protected at home but we are actually less safe.”
today Arab and Muslim attitudes toward the U.S. and the degree of distrust of the U.S. are far worse than they were three years ago.”
What do you think about those remarks?
Typical left-wing liberal apology, blame America for everything, Democratic Party attack for not getting it right in Iraq?
Well, not quite.
The remarks quoted above are cut from an Oct. 21, 2004 article by Charles V. Peña, Director of Defense Policy Studies at the Cato Institute.
Cato is the well-known, well respected, libertarian think tank headquartered in Washington D.C.. Cato’s classical thinkers don’t have all the answers to America’s political and social problems, but both major political parties would benefit greatly from an infusion of their guiding principles of limited government, individual liberty, free markets and peace.
Go to the Cato web site www.cato.org and have a look at the article quoted above More Security, But Are We Safer?. While you are there check out Old Folly in a New Disguise - Nation Building to Combat Terrorism.
Your consideration of the perspectives offered at Cato will assist you in cutting through some of the partisan bla-bla-bla spin of your registered party, and the opposition.
Knowledge will set you free. America needs you now.
"Whenever things get so far wrong as to attract their notice, the people, if well informed, may be relied on to set them to rights." Thomas Jefferson to Dr. Price, 1789.
we may be killing terrorists abroad and Americans may be better protected at home but we are actually less safe.”
today Arab and Muslim attitudes toward the U.S. and the degree of distrust of the U.S. are far worse than they were three years ago.”
What do you think about those remarks?
Typical left-wing liberal apology, blame America for everything, Democratic Party attack for not getting it right in Iraq?
Well, not quite.
The remarks quoted above are cut from an Oct. 21, 2004 article by Charles V. Peña, Director of Defense Policy Studies at the Cato Institute.
Cato is the well-known, well respected, libertarian think tank headquartered in Washington D.C.. Cato’s classical thinkers don’t have all the answers to America’s political and social problems, but both major political parties would benefit greatly from an infusion of their guiding principles of limited government, individual liberty, free markets and peace.
Go to the Cato web site www.cato.org and have a look at the article quoted above More Security, But Are We Safer?. While you are there check out Old Folly in a New Disguise - Nation Building to Combat Terrorism.
Your consideration of the perspectives offered at Cato will assist you in cutting through some of the partisan bla-bla-bla spin of your registered party, and the opposition.
Knowledge will set you free. America needs you now.
"Whenever things get so far wrong as to attract their notice, the people, if well informed, may be relied on to set them to rights." Thomas Jefferson to Dr. Price, 1789.
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