As with most wars on nouns, I am hesitant to say the war on terror is going well. But it is encouraging to see a larger percentage of the Western world, not just Israel and the US, grow up to the realizations of this war. So, how do you think the war has gone so far? At the very least, since 9-11 there has not been a major attack within America. That's good, right?!

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We could all learn a thing or two from the Israelis...

Because B follows A does not mean that A was the cause of B, it's a logical fallacy:

* More speed limit signs were posted on Speedy Boulevard.
* There have been less people ticketed for speeding on Speedy Boulevard since.

The fact that one came before the other does not directly indicate a cause and effect relationship.

What about the years before September 11? And the years before the previous American-born terrorist bombings? And the years before that? I don't disagree that the people working against terrorism in the US and abroad are doing something, however you can't credit them for the lack of something that historically has had large periods of time between incidents in the US.