>    I don't think they will need to fight us, just impose 
> sanctions by the UN, or
> even just a world boycott of the US. That and a few suicide 
> bombers in the US
> now and again. How many suicide bombers in airports would it 
> take to finish off
> the US air industry? The rest of the world is perfectly 
> capable of destroying
> the US without any real military action. 

I doubt those govts would be able to hide their traces well enough
for the CIA not to have wind of this. Then, the US have two options:
either officially yell, and maybe militarily attack (they'd have a
huge popular support for this), or let the CIA do the thing, as in
Chile, for instance. Leads to a war of civilian bombings ? Official
yells would be of course accompanied with sanctions, probably voted
at UNSC unanimity (minus a veto if the responsbile country is in
UNSC itself, but I doubt that'd change much anyway).
Something that could (though not very probable either) avoid these
consequences is "unofficial" actions, by people without any state
connection whatsoever (or company, etc). But even then, look at
what happened to Afghanistan. Granted, a EU country might be a bit
more hard of a target to attack, but it would be easier for the CIA
to do the same kind of covert attacks there. I doubt many countries
want to get involved into that.

-- 
Vincent Penquerc'h 

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