As much as I support the imperative to peremptorily, mercilessly, quickly and brutally kill any all all lunatics who seriously and credibly vow to kill others, should they get the chance (i.e., terrorists and their direct material supporters), I don't necessarily support "The War" in the sense most people apprehend that concept (and this imposition of "democracy" is unnecessary: killing terrorists and would-be terrorists is necessary). And I certainly don't support this "administration" in any respect beyond the foregoing imperative. In other words, and as I've said repeatedly, brutal, consistent, non-stop, devastating, demoralizing, lustful killing killing killing is what's important. It's the quintessential moral imperative: self-defense. And it is those Darwinian misfits, if you get the reference, who mistakenly believe that you ought to allow serious threats of assault to be carried out before you have the moral authority to act. All this nation-building and democracy crap is just getting in the way of more killing, which, should instantly stop the very moment the threat, in its almost institutionalized and certainly cultural form, goes away. And that's all there is to it. Alas, my "support" for this War and the political apparatus engaged in prosecuting it is severely curtailed and...