[Movemout]

If he were in Berlin back in the 80s instead of Reagan, Mueller might have said, "Mr. Gorbachev, please paint this wall!"

[Quila]

Or in Berlin in the '60s instead of Kennedy and said: "I am a Jelly Donut."

Wait, that is what he said. :)

[dixierat22]

Since when is stating the obvious a call for surrender? The security of this nation, in the end is up to all of its' citizens, not just law enforcement. Preventing another attack is highly unlikely, however, a strong response to the attack by citizens can send the message to the terrorists groups that we are not afraid, that we will fight back, and that our military and law enforcement folks are not their only worry.

I don't think ANYONE in this country is willing to surrender - now or ever.

[gridlock]

If Mueller were at the Battle of the Bulge: "This is NUTS! We Surrender!"

If Mueller were on the bridge of the Enterprise as it entered Pearl Harbor on December 8, 1941: "This war will be over when Japanese is spoken conversationally in every American classroom." or

If Mueller had been convicted to hang by the British during the Revolutionary War: "My only regret is that you have but one life to give for your country, but I'm cutting a deal!"