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You can not fight terrorism with an Army because you will make more terrorists than you kill & thus - Fuel Terrorism instead!
You simply can not fight terrorism with an Army!

Because when you send an Army into a village to get one terrorist, by the time they come back out (after violently invading homes, destroying private property & killing innocent people by accident or otherwise) you will find that you have many more terrorists than you managed to capture or kill!

“By going after one terrorist in an unjust & illegal manner that violates the rights of others - you will make several more if not hundreds!” Maybe even Hundreds of Ben Ladens!

Note: Our founding fathers were revolutionaries & the King of England sent his soldiers to round up these few troublesome revolutionaries in order to squash the rebellion. But after invading homes & private property, the King found out that the moderates (those who were in the middle & didn’t want to fight) had turned & joined the revolutionaries!

The Colonists then terrorized the King’s men all the way out of America by using unconventional tactics that could have only seemed like terrorism to the King’s men! Unconventional tactics were the only way for the revolutionary “farmers” to stand up to & defeat the mightiest military in the world (at that time).

By using armies to fight terror we may make the moderate Muslims overtly side with the mighty US - only to covertly side with & truly support their religion! This could drive the moderates to side with the extremists! But this is just what the Republican Right-Wing Religious Extremists in Washington want as all extremists do. They want to bring about Armageddon! This is them forcing their un-provable religious beliefs on all of us and we may all have to live in a living - fiery - hell on earth if they get their way & are wrong!

The enemy is growing in Iraq & Afghanistan. Bush did Ben Laden & Sadam Hussein a favor when he talked the talk but couldn’t deliver. “Dead or Alive!” He said but those jack rabbits are no where to be found!

And now we look bad and we are less safe today than before. The people of Iraq & Afghanistan have their freedom but free people living in a hell on earth caused by our invasions only fules anti-American hatred & terrorism.

The Iraqis for example, know that we didn’t come to liberate them! They can see this clearly as indicated by the lack of law & order & wide spread looting happening while the ministry of oil was kept safe & secure!

About the Author

Artist: Motley Crue
Title: Red, White & Crue
Genre: Rock-Metal
Label: Hip-O-http://www.hip-o.com
Website: http://www.motley.com

There were not a lot of 80s hair bands that made a huge impact like Motley Crue, Guns n’ Roses comes to mind, but that is about it. They actually reminded me of Axel Rose and the boys quite a bit. The final proof is in this career retrospective Red, White & Crue. This generous two-disc set is a great overview of a relatively short stay at the top for the original bad boys of rock. It seems as though their offstage antics have garnered them more acclaim than their music. Perhaps this set will change that focus, and the fact that they have reformed to back this release with a full-blown tour will lend more credence to their musical legacy rather than all the celebrated escapades away from the recording studio. They never left the spotlight and stayed in the media one way or another since their recording careers started to calm down so this was not bad timing at all to reignite the old flames.

To be perfectly honest, I was never a fan of this band, its a generation gap thing. I remember one song, “Girls, Girls, Girls,” that is the extent of it. I certainly recall hearing a lot about this crazy bunch during the height of their popularity and never would have imagined that I would enjoy their music so much as I did while listening to this great collection. They were ballsy, gritty, and more simply, a great rock ‘n’ roll band.

I liked the covers of the Beatles “Helter Skelter” and the Sex Pistols “Anarchy in the UK” (Johnny Rotten would be proud), however the cover of the Rolling Stones classic “Street Fighting Man” is horrendous, not a real good way to end this set at all. Out of the 37 tracks offered up, that is only one that I did not care for. Not a bad ratio at all considering that there were that many tracks. The three new tracks are “If I Die Tomorrow”, “Sick Love Song”, and “Street Fighting Man.”

I have to thank the boys, you sure know how to “Kickstart My Heart.” This is bad ass rock at its best, buy it and crank it.

© Keith “MuzikMan” Hannaleck-http://www.muzikreviews.com

February 12, 2005

Rating-9/10

CD1

01. Live Wire (3:15)
02. Piece of Your Action (4:40)
03. Toast of the Town (3:32)
04. Too Fast for Love (3:21)
05. Black Widow (4:26)
06. Looks That Kill (4:08)
07. Too Young to Fall in Love [Remix] (3:38)
08. Helter Skelter (3:12)
09. Shout at the Devil (3:14)
10. Smokin’ in the Boys Room (3:27)
11. Use It or Lose It (2:38)
12. Girls, Girls, Girls (4:29)
13. Wild Side (4:38)
14. You’re All I Need (4:34)
15. All in the Name of… (3:40)
16. Kickstart My Heart (4:43)
17. Without You (4:29)
18. Don’t Go Away Mad (Just Go Away) (4:40)
19. Same Ol’ Situation (S.O.S.) (4:14)
20. Dr. Feelgood (4:48)

CD 2

21. Anarchy in the UK (3:21)
22. Primal Scream (4:47)
23. Home Sweet Home [’91 Remix] (4:02)
24. Hooligan’s Holiday (5:20)
25. Misunderstood (4:58)
26. Planet Boom (3:23)
27. Bittersuite (3:19)
28. Afraid (4:08)
29. Beauty (3:46)
30. Generation Swine (4:40)
31. Bitter Pill (4:26)
32. Enslaved (4:30)
33. Hell on High Heels (4:16)
34. New Tattoo [Single Version] (4:02)
35. If I Die Tomorrow (3:41)
36. Sick Love Song (4:18)
37. Street Fighting Man (3:30)