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The Threat Of Mutually Assured Destruction Worked For The United States During The Cold War Because It Had Proved Its Willingness To Drop Nuclear Bombs On Enemy Cities At The End Of World War Ii. It Might Work Less Well For Israel, Because The Israeli Air Force Has Never Deliberately Targeted A Large Civilian Population Center, And Its Leaders Have Said Its Morality Would Not Permit It Do So.

I Fear That The Impact Of University Censorship And University Denial Of Due Process Will Be To Mis-educate A Generation Of Students Away From Core Values Of Civil Liberties And Constitutional Safeguards. Students Who Have Been Led To Believe By University Administrators And Faculty That Censorship And Denial Of Due Process Are Acceptable Norms Will Be More Susceptible To Accepting Those Norms In Their Post-university Lives. That Would Be A Tragedy For America.

You Can't Think About Terrorism Without Thinking About Palestinian Terrorism. Palestinians Began International Terrorism. It Started With Them In 1968. They Used It As The First Resort, Not The Last Resort. They Invented It, They Perfected It, They Benefited From It And They Taught The World How To Use It And That It Would Be Successful.

I Think We're Seeing Privacy Diminish, Not By Laws... But By Young People Who Don't Seem To Value Their Privacy.

Everybody Says They're Opposed To Torture. But Everyone Would Do It Personally If They Knew It Could Save The Life Of A Kidnapped Child Who Had Only Two Hours Of Oxygen Left Before Death. And It Would Be The Right Thing To Do.