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...evil acts,” Bush said. “I’ve directed the full resources for our intelligence and law enforcement communities to find those responsible and bring them to justice. We will make no distinction between the terrorists who committed these acts and those who harbor them...
...don’t understand what happened yesterday. The pundits called it an act of war. My grandmother likened the attack to Pearl Harbor. A classmate of mine attributed Tuesday’s events to evil incarnate...
...history as a day the world changed. Like December 7, 1941 - the day that will live in infamy - the attacks on targets in New York and Washington will resonate throughout the nation. If anything, today?s events may prove to be even more shocking than that on Pearl Harbor. In 1941, the Japanese air force launched itself against military targets on an island - not yet a state - in the middle of the Pacific. This morning?s terrorism was directed at civilians, in perhaps the most densely inhabited chunk of real state in the nation?s largest city...
...last decade, whether because of the first attack on the World Trade Center in 1993, the threat to blow up trans-Pacific flights, the bombings of the American embassies in Nairobi and Dar es Salaam in 1998, or the attack on the Cole in Aden harbor this year, Americans have understood that they could be a target. The degree of security in government offices and at airports is of a degree unimaginable only 20 years ago, when you could wander around federal government buildings almost at will. But no amount of understanding could suffice to prepare Americans for the horror...
America's first instinct is to hit back, and hit back hard in response to a terrorist attack that many have compared with Pearl Harbor. But retaliation was a lot easier back in 1941, when the bombers had a return address and plenty of fixed assets of their own. Terrorism is different; it's what Pentagon planners call "asymmetrical warfare," in which an enemy who can't match America's planes, ships and missiles uses unconventional methods to strike. The prime suspects in the latest outrage - the networks associated with Osama Bin Laden - have no fixed address or military installations...