--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "J. van Baardwijk" 
> I am absolutely baffled that people can consider the reasons below
>  to be 
> valid reasons for starting the war.

Sorry, but I must correct the above woeful mischaracterization of my 
post.

I did not list in the previous posts reasons for, quote, "starting 
the war."   Rather, I asked a certain poster if it would be wise and 
prudent for the US to bear the following *costs* of delaying the 
start of the war until September - a war that is to be started for a 
completely different set of valid reasons, which I have much 
discussed.

Lastly, the total cost of the war is:
Total Cost = Wait Costs + War Costs

If we consider that War Costs is fixed, any increase in Wait Costs 
increases Total Costs.

JDG 

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