The Nuanced Approach

I've spent quite a lot of time watching news today. One of the stories reported was that France and Spain have made an agreement to form a 'joint police force' in order to 'arrest and try' the terrorists.

How are they going to do this? Which country's laws will be used? How are they going to prove the guilt of someone they know is guilty but just don't have enough evidence to put before a court? Do they just let the terrorist go?

This is the nuanced Kerry method, and there isn't a court in the nation that will convict without evidence 'beyond a reasonable doubt.'

Terry McAullife was on saying what Kerry's policy was and it made no sense. Even Don Imus, a Kerry supporter felt like he was 'banging his head against a juke box' because after he interviewed Kerry he had no idea what his policy is. But Kerry has always stated his plans on the war on terror.

Kerry has said that we will pull a large number of troops home in his first six months and have all of the troops home within his first four years. That means he has no intention of fighting against terror.

Every time I write about that prick I feel like I gotta go puke.