Various members of our Military Infrastructure are starting to move forward with their own agendas, including the creation of a global command that would commit us to a War that may last longer than we do.

See Global command considered
, by Rowan Scarborough for The Washington Times.

Giving Gen. Holland, or
another four-star officer, command
of the anti-terror war would avoid
shifting responsibility from
commander to commander as
anti-terror operations move from
region to region. The principal
war-fighting commanders, known
as commanders in chief, or cincs,
are assigned their own turf, such as
Pacific or European command.

The Bush administration is in
the early stages of discussing
covert intelligence operations or
actions by U.S. commandos, or
their foreign surrogates, around the
world. These actions likely would
not come until President Bush
meets his first objective: ousting
the ruling Taliban in Afghanistan
and eliminating Osama bin Laden and his al Qaeda network.
The locations include:

• South America