Some people actually believe that the War on Terror cannot ever be won by the United States of America; that even thought we have the greatest army in the World we cannot defeat them all. Some believe that our forces are not set up properly to defeat the International Terrorists and that they breed too quickly to get them all.

This issue recently came up in an online think tank and one guest member stated; “But it is like comparing an elephant and a fly: of course the elephant can kill any other animal in the animal kingdom, but it might be hard to hit the small fly on his back. This fly, he cannot kill it easily or not at all, because this fly breeds like a rabbit, but this fly also cannot hurt the elephant substantially. Therefore, it might be good to just consider the possibility that America never entirely annihilates the terrorists, and thus never completely wins the war on terror. But it will of course not be much affected by it either.”

This is an interesting take on the subject, so does that mean we should not go after them on an individual basis then? Absolutely not, we must hunt down each and every international terrorist cell and remove them from the present period once and for all. For the doubters who think that the United States of American cannot win the War on Terror, they just do not understand what America is all about and somehow believe that the will of the Terrorists is greater than the will of American People. And that folks is simply a falsehood to the highest degree of ignorance and perhaps spurred on by their own dark mass media. Consider this in 2006.