Fighting Radical Jihad

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I agree with Tony Blankley that extirpating the radical jihaddists is the only solution.  The problem, of course is how. 
 
Jihad has a lot of meanings, including personal struggle to become more holy.  So we have to focus on radical jihaddists who seek world domination.
 
The Bush administration wants to fight this most important war on jihaddists by cutting taxes, reducing the size of the full time army, cutting investment in education, letting most cargo containers go untested, cutting support of police and allowing porous borders.
 
He did hire Karen Hughes to propagandize the middle east.  That was a sort of a start.
 
So what should we do?
1.  Increase CAFE standards to reduce the need for Arab oil.
2.  Require and subsidize more efficient buildings to reduce energy consumption.
3.  Require more security of chemical and nuclear plants and chemical transport.
4.  Give millions to Arab newpaper editors, educators and bloggers who support moderates.
5.  Put someone, who has a success record, in charge of getting Iraqi oil flowing.  Unlike Bush, if he doesn't show results, fire the failing executive like Sumner Redstone just fired his head of Viacom, Tom Freston.  Lincoln fired generals until he got a good one -- Grant.
 
Failure under Bush gets you a medal of freedom.
 
6.  Engage with Syria, which is a secular government.  Maybe we can think of a demilitarized Golan with American observers.  Think of step by step confidence building moves, such as partial withdrawal for exchange of recognition,  more withdrawal in exchange for breaking of ties to Hezbollah and Hamas,  more withdrawal for commercial relations, more withdrawal for Israeli observers on the Syrian side of the Lebanese border as commercial consulates.
 
7.  Get tough with the Mullahs in Iran.  Find some trusty informers who can lead us to the nuclear sites and sabotage a few.  Note the neocons found some very untrustworthy informers in the Iraqi National Congress, including Curve Ball.  
 
No one paid for that but dead and wounded soldiers' families.  The rich got their tax cuts.
 
8.  Enhance the FISA law, still requiring judicial review.  Hire as many judges as needed to avoid delays.  Place prisoners under the Uniform Code of Military Justice and in accordance with the Geneva Conventions.  Demand that the World Court try Bin Laden and Zawahiri in absentia for war crimes.  Let's get some PR here.
 
9.  Ask for Congressional oversight of Iraqi waste and inefficiency.
 
10.  Require that 15% of government energy use come from renewables such as wind, wave, solar, ethanol from cellulose and geothermal.
 
11.  Require that government vehicles be high mpg hybrids.  This includes federal, state and local.
 
12.  Give aid and incentives to Lebanese forces to drive Hezbollah out of the militia business.
 
13.  Give out thousands of radios to Lebanese that call Israeli intelligence.  Include Swiss bank account numbers and offer rewards for actionable intel on Hezbollah assets and movements.  The US can provide similar radios to people in Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan.  Such radios can broadcast narrow beam signals to satellites.
 

Clifford Lazar

9/6/06