>>The problem is we don't know where to hit back.<<
Things like this can easily escalate if not properly handled into much bigger
things.
What's next? I doubt that this is over. The US has never had stuff like this
happen on our soil. Any ideas, recommendations for careful MV use if probably
very smart. Over-reactions to this kind of thing are very possible. "I shot
him thinking he was a terrorist... etc etc"
I was thinking about gassing up my M51 today since gas prices are probably
headed through the roof simply on speculation. And the oil companies will
make more money than ever!
Dave
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
cdavis wrote:
> Brandon and Jonathan,
>
> Guys, we are in the middle of life time defining events.
>
> Asking the list to stay away from it is like asking the tide not to come
> in. Sit back and use the delete key, you aren't going to make a dent in
> the postings on these attacks.
>
> Sorry, but this is too big.
>
> Chris Davis
> (We probably lost more people than we did at Pearl Harbor this
> morning. The problem is we don't know where to hit back...)
>
> At 08:40 AM 9/11/01 -0700, you wrote:
> >What does this have to do with the collection of
> >Historic Military Vehicles? I can see all this stuff
> >on the TV, hear it on the radio, and surf the various
> >news sites on the web...
> >
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