Article November 5, 2001 Issue

Where's the real battleground?

You don't have to go far to find it.

By Colin Treworgy

PRESIDENT BUSH SAYS this struggle against terrorism will be a new kind of warfare—unconventional, a long campaign with tactics and battles we've never seen before.

He's right. But you don't have to enlist in the military to join the effort. You don't have to make war against people or nations. There's an important battleground that our armed forces can't get to where only you can wipe out terrorism—your own thinking.

I've enlisted already. I've undertaken a campaign to eliminate from my thought any mental habit or attitude that is like those that lead to, support, or provoke terrorism or hate crimes anywhere.

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