Kerry is determined to keep tightening that noose he has around
his neck. Now he says he wants to get back to the good ol' Clinton days of ignoring terrorism and hoping it will go away.
This coming from the man by his own admission couldn't think for 40 minutes following the attacks of 9-11.
JOHN KERRY SAYS SEPTEMBER 11 DIDN'T CHANGE HIM MUCH AT ALL: "'It accelerated -- ' He paused. 'I mean, it didn't change me much at all.'" (Matt Bai, "Kerry's Undeclared War," The New York Times Magazine, 10/10/04)
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9/11 didn't really affect him? It didn't strengthen his resolve to fight terrorism? It didn't even make him angry?
We can go about our lives without worrying constantly about terrorism because we have the security of knowing our President is doing what can be done to protect us.
That Kerry would even think this country can get back to the point when terrorists could be considered a "nuisance" shows how out of touch he is and how he doesn't have an understanding of what terror and terrorists are.
He is simply an empty suited elitist who will say anything to try to get elected. Earth to Kerry: 9-11 changed the game. Everything is different now. The sunny days and moonlit nights you speak of are over. We will never have a world where those who commit terror are only a "nuisance."
A nuisance doesn't fly planes into buildings and murder 3000 people.
A nuisance doesn't murder school children.
A nuisance doesn't blow themselves and others up.
A nuisance doesn't actively seek and destroy.
Kerry's definition of winning the war on terror is to reduce terrorists to a "nuisance" in our everyday life and thinking. The real place we need to get to is where we KILL them until ALL terrorists are DEAD! A dead terrorist is a nuisance to no-one.
JOHN KERRY COMPARES TERRORISTS TO PROSTITUTION AND GAMBLING: "When I asked Kerry what it would take for Americans to feel safe again, he displayed a much less apocalyptic worldview.
'We have to get back to the place we were, where terrorists are not the focus of our lives, but they're a nuisance,' Kerry said. 'As a former law-enforcement person, I know we're never going to end prostitution. We're never going to end illegal gambling. But we're going to reduce it, organized crime, to a level where it isn't on the rise. It isn't threatening people's lives every day, and fundamentally, it's something that you continue to fight, but it's not threatening the fabric of your life.'" (Matt Bai, "Kerry's Undeclared War," The New York Times Magazine, 10/10/04)
http://www.rnc.org/RNCResearch/Read.aspx?ID=4832
Here's Kerry's nuisance in action once again:
Suddenly the speaker drew a knife from his belt, and three of the others grabbed Bigley, who pivoted to his left. The men shoved Bigley to the floor and cut of his head, which the killer then lifted for viewers to see.
Senator Kerry:
'We have to get back to the place we were, where terrorists are not the focus of our lives, but they're a nuisance'...
President GW Bush:
"The best way to defeat them [the terrorists] is to never waver, to be strong, to use every asset at our disposal, is to constantly stay on the offensive and, at the same time, spread liberty."