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But he also stressed that the harm terrorists could wreak on the American economy would make a potential offensive against Mr. Hussein inexpensive by comparison.

I think it's ridiculous for a citizen of a country that view his government's duty to protect me, protect all of us from evil, from harm, from terrorists, from foreign powers meaning ill — to classify a body of government that is designed to figure out what might hit us next and prevent it, throwing them into an evil bucket is just thoughtless.

The military said the goal of the operation was "to harm the terrorist infrastructure" and to distance Palestinian militants from the border fence.

Tom Ridge, the man President Bush called to Washington to become the first director of homeland security, believes that the country is now better prepared than it was a year ago to repel or prevent an attack and then to care for the people and places harmed if terrorists strike again.

"The IDF uses these methods with the goal of only harming Hamas terrorists and assets — not civilians.

It is normal to think that nobody could be so evil as to wish for innocents to be harmed by terrorists in order to gain a political victory.

Steven R. Perles, a Washington lawyer who has handled several cases against Iran that ended in multimillion dollar judgments for people harmed by terrorist attacks, said families of victims of Sept. 11 who consulted him were considering uniting in such a suit.

Simply put: Terrorists harm human beings to further their ideology.

Even if she were to admit that intelligence was gained, Feinstein clearly believes it would not justify the harm inflicted on terrorists.

By last Friday, the State Department had issued a similar statement, saying that the "glorification of terrorists" harmed peace efforts and had to stop.

9): I agree that Americans are quick to take every precaution imaginable to prevent harm from a terrorist attack, but continue to make poor lifestyle choices, putting themselves at risk for a variety of health problems and injuries that are far more likely than germ warfare.