What do you think should be the Presidents next move in fighting terrorist?

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  1. roshall profile image80
    roshallposted 12 years ago

    What do you think should be the Presidents next move in fighting terrorist?

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    CalLightmanposted 12 years ago

    Next move should be imposing heavy regulatory measures on large banks. Effectively preventing them from stealing any more money from general population. And also, making them pay back to the budget all large bonuses they gained by using dishonest means. You have there some real terrorists in most expensive suits right there on Wallstreet.

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    Kaniel Loughranposted 12 years ago

    Start addressing economical, ecological and government terrorism. Corporations around the globe get away with monstrous activities that affect and kill hundreds of thousands of lives daily in the pursuit of endless profits and I venture they do significant more damage on a worldwide scale than any single terrorist, in the classic media sense, could ever do.

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    tjf4x4inposted 12 years ago

    As far as Al-Qaede is concerned, cutting off the money supply. Al-Qaede operations are funded by wealthy Arabs through private donations and contracts. Many of these Osama Bin Laden set up through his connections with wealthy families in Saudi Arabia. There must be some sort of paper trail left on these donations and the businesses Al-Qaeda has set up. Get our amazing IRS auditors to start looking that way.

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    erikjohnsonposted 12 years ago

    We need to put our military on our borders.  We are the only country in the world that does not use our own military to secure our borders.  Instead we have them running around the desert 1/2 way around the world playing security guard duty.  We should use them to secure our borders.  This would make people feel much safer, end the drugs and guns coming into our country, and stop the violence.

 
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