Links With Your Coffee - Monday
- Terrorism isn't the global threat that many believe - Salt Lake Tribune
All good anti-terrorist strategies deny the terrorists the status of a legitimate enemy. Maybe you have to get the army's help occasionally when the police are overstretched, but dealing with terrorists should remain primarily the job of the police and the ordinary courts. Don't pass any special laws, and never set up special courts and detainment camps. The terrorists are marginal; keep them that way.
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- Anti-terror law requires God be acknowledged
Guess where?
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Comments
Thanks so much for the link, Norm!
RE: "Anti-terror law requires God be acknowledged"
Hopefully God can keep Kentucky safe from terrorists. I know they're right up there on the target list.
Seriously though, with their little "God provision" they're giving fat, ignorant hillbillies a bad name.
How so? Is it that most hillbillies don't write their ignorance down?
Can god watch over Texas and West Virginia too? We need to stretch our tax dollars.
West Virginia he can do. Texas might be too big for him. He's too busy right now condemning gays and abortionists to be spending time keeping all of us safe and secure.
God has protected the people of Kentucky already by placing it sufficiently distant from the Gulf of Mexico that even the nastiest hurricanes have spent their energy in Mississippi and Louisiana and Tennessee. Texas? To hell with Texas.
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