Anti-terror policy no doubt involves complexities at various points, but the fundamental principle, I think, is quite simple. There are two kinds of terrorists: live terrorists and dead ones. The basic object of anti-terror policy should be to turn the former into the latter. As long as that process is proceeding satisfactorily, it should continue. The time for a cease-fire, it seems to me, is when Hezbollah has more or less run out of live terrorists. I don't think that moment has yet arrived.He's really a bloodthirsty little bugger isn't he, boys and girls? But here's a picture from the aftermath of the Israeli bombing of Qana (AP photo) that ought to give even Death Squad John pause:
But it won't, of course.
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