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["Michael Hayes" <mhayes AT mphiles.com>]

> Well, it worked with the embassy bombing suspects.  One of the main
> defendants was captured in Pakistan and extracted to the U.S.  Now he's
> in prison for life.

I'm not disagreeing here, but didn't that leave the rest of them to try
harder the next time?  However, it's also foolish to think that by bombing
the hell out of them would have prevented it for the same reason the death
penalty fails as a deterrent.  It's ugly...prevention through
intelligence/security, etc. was our last chance to avoid violence in this
case.

Mike

----- Original Message -----
From: "Thomas Beckett" <thomas AT tbeckett.com>
To: "InterNetWorkers" <internetworkers AT franklin.oit.unc.edu>
Sent: Thursday, September 13, 2001 4:22 PM
Subject: [internetworkers] Re: collapse


> Medical Illustration wrote:
> > However, what exactly does anyone see as a good, non violent reaction to
> > this?  Someone earlier mentioned capturing & imprisoning the responsible
> > parties, but I don't see that as a possibility without extreme violence
> > coming to both sides...  So what exactly would a non violent solution
look
> > like in this case?
>
> Well, it worked with the embassy bombing suspects.  One of the main
> defendants was captured in Pakistan and extracted to the U.S.  Now he's
> in prison for life.
>
> TaB
>
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