surprise that there's an increase in violence due to the mass hysteria that terry jones and the fred phelps have created with the koran burning but it's also i mean but they're not the only ones to blame the rise of the insurgency is largely dictated because of the deaths of innocent civilians and also the death the deaths of of unwanted women and children which are basically the main victims that happens in war so i think that what we learn from this from the increase of violence right now is that war as an instrument to bring peace and stability has very real limitations and i don't think that burning the koran is a is the other alternative it only exasperates the war so i think that the general the generals remarks recently about criticizing the burning of the koran is is correct but the general needs to know that war as an instrument of bringing peace has only has limitations as well now surely i want to ask you despite everything that's happening including the violence in afghanistan here why is it that you want to burn the koran now on saturday even if dr terry. doesn't. the qur'an is

under the hastings policy, if fred phelps showed up and said, "i consider myself a member of cls and am going to start giving my habeus around campus -- my hate views around campus," we would not be able to do anything about it. that is troubling. finally, it is an administrative nightmare for college officials because it brings them into every decision making policy of every group. it does not just confined it to "are you engaged in religious, racial, or gender discrimination?" every decision is now up to review. justice kennedy was frank that he does not expect college -- he does expect university officials to make sure it is not used to stifle a groups speech. i am not sure her college officials can do that. i will highlight the speech i see coming from the majority opinion. i will move to these quickly. the majority, in order to rule against cls, had to set aside three longstanding precedents the required universities to recognize student groups even when the university did not like the views of the student group. the court had to push those aside. as the court admits in the firs