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On October 12, 2002, in Bali, Islamist terrorists murdered 202 people and injured many more, some severely.

Don’t forget. It wasn’t just here on Sept 11th. Their attacks have been all around the world. This is a war, not a ‘police action’. The Australians understand that. Do we?

This entry was written by Kathy Kinsley, posted on 11 Oct, 2004 at 10:01, and filed under Got our backs, Terrorism news.

3 Comments

  1. robin
    Posted 11 Oct, 2004 at 15:40 | Permalink

    Far too many of us don’t (understand that we’re in a war).

  2. Ken Ozanich
    Posted 12 Oct, 2004 at 18:53 | Permalink

    This is a war to the death will people who hate us for what we believe. If we don’t get this election right it’s hard to see how we will survive in a way we all understand now. One huge bomb planted in an American city will change everything. Our enemies understand this, does John Kerry?

  3. Kathy K
    Posted 12 Oct, 2004 at 19:27 | Permalink

    I don’t believe he does. I don’t think he really understands the American people.

    But I don’t think the enemies really understand how another major attack would change things. They think we’ll fold eventually. They don’t understand us at all.

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  1. By The Laughing Wolf on 11 Oct, 2004 at 13:03

    Remembrance, And A Point Well Worth Remembering
    It wasn’t just here and it wasn’t just 9-11. Go here and remember. This is war, not law enforcement or a police action. LW…