Frankly, I think it's not so much throwing more money at the problem, it's more effective management. On that front I think we're lacking. All of that is about the bare bones of how the US foreign policy is constructed. What we mean is that fighting terrorism is not just a question of dealing with the criminals and the crimes they commit, that there are reasons why some people turn to terrorism. There are political reasons, there are economic reasons.
Some people are simply criminals.
And an astute foreign policy would not ignore the context out of which terrorism springs. And until we can understand why they're committing crimes, we're going to let them continue to commit the crimes. You have to have a police force that tries to deal with the crimes, just as you deal with the underlying reasons people turn to crime. Larry Johnson and Paul or Jerry Bremer, thank you both very much. All Rights Reserved.