Should the President be able to authorize military force against Al-Qaeda without Congressional appr…

@9BMWRXPAnswersNational securityMilitary Congressional Approval12mos ago

Have America nuke the entirety of Afghanistan, or at least the areas containg large populations of terrorists. Thousand, of not millions of civilians will die, but that would be the end of terrorism forever, as long as the USA remains a superpower.

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@VulcanMan6 from Kansas commented…12mos12MO

The US military is the largest terrorist organization in the world, and the greatest threat to global peace and democracy...

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