Well, let me just note that when I was younger I remember seeing Mussolini strung up by his heels, and I had no sympathy for Mussolini. And I have seen dictators strung up by their heels, and I don't care what they did to Saddam Hussein. I don't care that. The people that we need to care about in this world are innocent, honest people that want to build a better world, not these gangsters who get power and slaughter innocent people.
Rohrabacher emphasizes the importance of caring for innocent people over dictators.
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We are against the radical Islamic terrorists who, basically, attack the United States.
I remember, like, one of the things when I first got here was the Clinton administration's insistence on spending what was the equivalent of $50 million providing fuel for North Korea, and it had just the opposite impact.
We need to now show in the age that we are in exactly how this is going to have an impact--positive impact on the United States because we are borrowing that money from our grandchildren.
If Central Asia stays stable from the expansion of radical Islam the whole world will be better off, especially the Western world will be better off.
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