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Doesn't mean it justifies invading Iraq, but that's a different and complex issue. Saddam was shooting at US troops long before 9/11 and we were already spending significant dollars to deal with him. I don't think the invasion was a good idea (especially the staying part), but the status quo wasn't very attractive either and I have yet to hear anyone propose a solution (even in hind-sight) that didn't involve US troops in Saudia Arabia for years on end and waiting until Saddam's nutball sons were in charge.

Around this time, the Islamoterrorists awakened and realized that they could affect us. Carter showed them how weak we were; they took advantage of it.

They have no trouble trying to affect our way of life. Somehow this concept seems to be lost on many of the commentators here.

Every time we interact with other countries we are affecting things. Look at Obama's terrible response in Honduras. Why are we coddling Socialists?? Aren't we affecting the future of Central America by supporting the exiled crook and Socialist Zelaya????

In every case, we have to make a moral choice. In normal times, we mostly made the choice that worked to advance freedom. In the case of Honduras, Obama's choice seems to be the opposite of what is right.

Being a Super Power means that every most choice we make affects other countries in somewhat predictable and unpredictable ways.

I come to this blog every once in awhile and I have to admit that it's sometimes difficult to see how the thinking here works to make things better. There seems to be a lot of rear view mirror thought along with an inadequate view forward. I could be wrong; I'll keep reading.

“Isn't it akin to someone who gives money to an investment firm and then doesn't take any notice as to where the money is going?”

If giving money to an organization voluntarily and surrendering it due to threats of force are “akin,” sure.

As for the term, let's use, say “Christianofascist” about the likes of people who shot Dr. George Tiller and see where the conversation heads.

“The United States was a better place on September 10th, 2001. We should not forget what happened the next day. Nor should we forget the wrongs the United States has subsequently done. That September 10th is long gone. But there will always be another one.”

Second of all, your argument is silly. Try this: American security against Japan was clearly good prior to Dec 7 1941 because there had been no Japanese attack on US territory before then … No one mounts that sort of argument because everyone understands that Japan had to develop the intent to attack the US.

The jihadi intent to attack the US was clearly demonstrated in 1993, and US embassies in 1998 and <a href=” http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Cole_bombing“>US forces in 2000. Leading up to 9/11 itself. By taking the campaign to Iraq and Afghanistan, the jihadis have been pushed back to mostly killing fellow Muslims, which has tended to undermine their support among Muslims.

Not so in Europe, with the Madrid and London bombings. But Europe has a bigger problem among its (larger) Muslim population than the US does with its (much better integrated) Muslim population. So, actually, it does mean something that there have been no substantial attacks on the American mainland since.