The government is fighting this war (on waste) with Civil War weapons, and we're just overwhelmed.

They seek weapons of mass destruction, but we're seeking them. We're fighting them -- and one by one, we're bringing them to justice,

Surely no one would ever use such a weapon against a city."

"There are no limits in war," Volger said, still staring out the window.

The government chose to fight their own citizens. This case points to the way the government ran the weapons complex: with complete disregard for the rights of the neighbor.

We had patience in our fighting with the Soviet Union with simple weapons for 10 years. We exhausted their economy, so they disappeared. We will not abandon our fight until the weapons run out.

In terms of demographics, the Japanese are fighting a two-front war,