It Never Was Heretofore—It Will Never Be Henceforth

[Thaddeus Kosciuszko]

It is not possible to "win" a “humanitarian” war,
War, I deplore—but pretending—I hate even more,
We go to war—when grievances go beyond diplomacy,
If the debate says war—I say vanquish the enemy.

What is point in pretending that it’s sane?
My point is git-er-done—and return to humane.
We had no choice—Afghanistan had to be answered,
I would have given them 30 days—to give us bin Ladin.

If not—every other day they get a tactical device,
Give ‘em 6th century landscape—they think it’s so nice;
I know—that’s inhumane—worst is to see children cry,
But my concern, is as few as possible—of our soldiers die.

Gen. Kosciuszko would not be there for 11 years,
In 30 days—my men are hearing welcome home cheers!

T Kosciuszko

Evolution beckons—war is not a word...

[Thaddeus Kosciuszko]

Other sites replies—impel me to amend,
To clarify—defense is to counter or defend;
Not to rule with 7x what China spends,
Still, only naïveté sees nothin’ but friends.

Constitutional demands that the People’s House debate,
Grievances against lives and treasure are to contemplate,
But if war is declared—the enemy is to be vanquished,
Humanitarian war is the Peace Corp—after soldiers are finished.

No one knows—if the US is not there—bin Ladin is not here,
But whoever must know—that we do not pretend or fear,
When we are moved to war—we destroy the efficient way,
Thus, 30 days is mob-demob—we did not fight a single day,
Because they understand we mean what the hell we say!

T Kosciuszko

Life is not fair:
The phenomenon of Human reality,
That is my being—governed by Reason,
Sees that truth—For Nature’s God,
Does not intercede in Human affairs,
Or suspend the Natural Laws of the Universe.