Indeed, if such things are operational there’s not going to be much need to go into the terrorists lairs, to snag them. So, not just from overhead; where the Israelis excel. you also have drones. And, a keen understanding of how the mindset among terrorists, works.

Here’s an American lesson: Once there were lots of indians. They were terrorists, too. They’d attack Whites, as soon as they saw they could overwhelm these folks. And, they did this to STEAL. Pure and simple. Less work if you can thieve your way to “more goods.” But there was a drawback. Back then? Winchester came up with a repeater rifle. Indians didn’t have this. And, their bows and arrows (though they were stealing the overhead wires from the railroad companies), just weren’t enough. And, they got done in. (Plus? The railroad companies were Capitalism’s finest. Didn’t set out to be warriors. But the indians really did get under their skins.

Then? Well, by 1095 … as I’ve pointed out … the only buffalo you’d find was on the back of a nickel. (Even though committed to song, was a story of how the “buffalo roamed.”) Couldn’t compete with rifles. And, the entire herd was wiped out. How many animals, here? Animals. Not men. About 10-million. Killed at about a rate of 3-million a year. The indians went kaput. No buffalo. No food. No hides. No oil to light their teepees. Nothing left over for their religious ceremonies, either. (Now that’s what happens when you bypass the “usual” military setups. And, when terrorism provokes the kind of responses it needs; to put a STOP.) No punches pulled.

Ahead? Well, Bush is still heading into the area. And, Hamas still only has the press working overtime. Can the gazans break out of their zoo? Or, separate from what you’re reading, can plans be developed that nip this crap in the bud? For the Israelis, there’s no talk. As to action, you’re left to wait … to see.

Be nice if some of it can be done by remote control. Heck, hollywood may not make a movie … they’re so lame. But the gaming industry can bring you this, right to your own, and around the world, right to kids own computers. (That’s how dynamically, you can change things.)

Heck, when I was young, Yiddish florished in America. And, the jokes were good. ALas, the language didn’t get passed along. Kids in the streets, unlike their parents at home, spoke English.

Believe it or not, things change.