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I marvel at the temperament of the opposition to the war on terrorism today. I never imagined that the new antiwar movement would so rapidly arrive at the stage of hostility it had taken years for its ancestors of the Vietnam era to reach. It was never heard of during any of the wars America fought in the past, before the Vietnam era. At least not in the way it is heard and promoted today.

What we are seeing developing, is a broader coalition than the antiwar movement spawned during the Vietnam War. I've seen it coming for years.

What we are about to experience is an antiwar movement that would make the antiwar movement of the Vietnam era pale in comparison.

When you have a poll coming from Kuwait more than two months before 9/11 suggesting that 69 percent of Kuwaitis, Egyptians, Syrians, Lebanese, and Palestinians think bin Laden is an Arab hero and an Islamic jihad warrior, then you had better get ready for chaos here in America. It will be fuled by the anti-American crowds abroad and the antiwar movement crowds here at home will join in on the bandwagan. The liberal news media will pick up on it and run with their cause.

Where do we go from here? The reelection of Bush is gravely important if we are to persevere in the war that has been declared against ideals with which we were associated in the three preceding world wars.

The alternative in this next Presidential election is the election of a spineless egotistical opportunist as president, who is antiwar, who would weaken our purpose while invigorating the combative resources of a radical Islamic community, hell-bent on seeing to our extermination.

This next era of antiwar protesters will dance to the drumbeat of these "Islamofascists", and never be the wiser as to what is going to happen to them. They will kiss the hand of their enemy before their enemy slaps the tar out of them!