Sorry James, thats a lot of wishful thinking. Cutting the throats of people dancing in the streets? Sending in goverment sanctioned death squads to kill the baddies? The last terrorists to strike in Britain were doctors quietly working away in hospitals, doing a public sevice to the country. You are going blaze in there and slaughter these doctors, you had no idea were actually terrorists?

What about Northern Ireland? Nearly a hundred years of tit for tat killings and bombings, including your favoured death sqauds - the begining of the end only happened when both sides agreed "enough killing, lets talk."

I'm not saying the way to stop islamic terrosits, or any others is to negotiate. I dont have the answers, its far to complex for simple solutions.
You said:

"When you respond to terrorism with massive amounts of violence, it tends to lower the chances of future terrorism."

I'm saying, it does not, in my opinion it only increases it.

I have a few of their albums, I liked Leviathan and Remission. I have Blood Mountain as well but never got into it for some reason, I think I'll pop it on for an hour while I hop on the cross trainer.

Interesting band, some great drumming on their albums.

Your assuming terrorists have a base, a country and somewhere you can target them.

This is the terrorism threat of today:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_depth/uk/ … efault.stm

British citizens bombing other British citizens, who are you going to drop a bomb on to stop this?

Why do you think they decided to blow themselves up? In retaliation for the hundreds of thousands of civillians that have been blown to pieces since "The Coalition" decided to liberate the people of Iraq from the "evil Saddam Hussain".

Agree. I love the quotes but on the album version they completely drown out the guitar solo.
I think the volume levels of the 2 should be switched around and it would sound much improved.