Its scary when you research the little effort it takes to become a U.S citizen. Whats more scary is the fact that we still don`t know who`s in this country. Again, cause of some of our discrimination laws, there are still pending cases since 9/11 occured where states ordered people to prove their citizenship by showing up at various sites with their citizenship papers. They`ve still not shown up,thats been years ago. Unregistered, you made the comment "most people would take that" referring to life in prison over death for treason charge. Don`t agree with that statement. Alot of terrorist are raised and believe death makes them a martyr. Thats one element that makes terrorist an evil enemy. We need to study our foe. Don`t think for one minute that a terrorist group with long range goals won`t take the time to become a U.S. citizens and attempt terrorism attacks from inside the U.S. Kids in foreign countries are being raised from birth to hate and destroy the US. Some of our laws may have to be changed or maybe some of the existing laws we have enforced. We didn`t stop 9/11 with the way things were then and if we don`t make some changes we won`t stop another attack. As for the comparison you used," war on terror=war on drugs" , I for one hope that we never see them as the same and get relaxed to the war on terror. Our enemy won`t.