No End To Terrorism
"Trying to eliminate various geo-political grievances might help by reducing the number of potential single-issue terror recruits - but it won't end the terror. The list of grievances is seemingly inexhaustible, which means there will always be reasons for somebody to get worked up about something happening somewhere around the world (the IRA's war largely consisted of Irishmen blowing up other Irishmen and the Brits on the British Isles; Al Qaeda's war consists of Moroccans blowing themselves up in Iraq). Secondly, there will always be enough people attracted to Al Qaeda's totalitarian dream - people who want the flag of the Prophet flying over every capital, the end of Dar Al Harb, and the conversion or death of all the infidels." - Chrenkoff (Emphasis mine - HH)
As I have mentioned before, from time to time, Chrenkoff is one of my favorite reads. He brings up a point that is not often addressed, or at least not as much as needed and I suspect it is do to with being PC; and that is the totalitarian dream of world domination by the fundamentalist believers of Islam. Dreams of world domination by totalitarians has always existed, and I fear, as a practical matter, always will. It has been fought before as Nazism, Communism, and Fascism, and currently being fought as many are calling it - Islofacism or Islamofacism.
It is important we identify our enemy and understand their goals. The problem isn't just 50 to 100 "trouble makers" in every country. It is much deeper than that.
A little over a year ago, I came across an article on the internet from a UK news site about Middle Eastern men (British citizens) sitting outside at an outdoor cafe. The four men were talking out loud and speaking openly with the reporter about the desire to fight the Jihad war against Britain, bombing, etc., and bringing Britain down. These young middle class men had been born in England. The reporter was amazed (as was I) at their openess and brazenness.
Pondering how widespread this problem was, I emailed Dennis Prager the link to the article and posed that question to him. He responded with a thank you to the article and was printing it off as he was emailing his response to me. A couple days later, on his nationally syndicated radio talk show, he was reading excerpts from the article and discussing the depth of the problem.
That was maybe about 13 to 14 months ago; and we all know now of the recent events in London.
I read two different articles recently with statistics in them and if I recall them correctly, one said that the British government acknowledges about 1.5 million Mulims are presently living there (although some people, the article noted, thought that the figure could be twice that) and, the other article said that only 72% of the people living there, who were following the Islamic faith, would notify the authorities if they had information about bombing threats. A quick exercise in math would tell me that there are 405,ooo people of the Islamic faith living there that do not have Britains best interest at heart.
The other point I want to bring to the table is that we should all know as Chrenkoff points out, "The list of grievances is seemingly inexhaustible, which means there will always be reasons for somebody to get worked up about something happening somewhere around the world....." means that the Left will have an infinite amount of examples (as disingenuous as they may be) to point towards and to say "see, the war on terror isn't working!"
As I have mentioned before, from time to time, Chrenkoff is one of my favorite reads. He brings up a point that is not often addressed, or at least not as much as needed and I suspect it is do to with being PC; and that is the totalitarian dream of world domination by the fundamentalist believers of Islam. Dreams of world domination by totalitarians has always existed, and I fear, as a practical matter, always will. It has been fought before as Nazism, Communism, and Fascism, and currently being fought as many are calling it - Islofacism or Islamofacism.
It is important we identify our enemy and understand their goals. The problem isn't just 50 to 100 "trouble makers" in every country. It is much deeper than that.
A little over a year ago, I came across an article on the internet from a UK news site about Middle Eastern men (British citizens) sitting outside at an outdoor cafe. The four men were talking out loud and speaking openly with the reporter about the desire to fight the Jihad war against Britain, bombing, etc., and bringing Britain down. These young middle class men had been born in England. The reporter was amazed (as was I) at their openess and brazenness.
Pondering how widespread this problem was, I emailed Dennis Prager the link to the article and posed that question to him. He responded with a thank you to the article and was printing it off as he was emailing his response to me. A couple days later, on his nationally syndicated radio talk show, he was reading excerpts from the article and discussing the depth of the problem.
That was maybe about 13 to 14 months ago; and we all know now of the recent events in London.
I read two different articles recently with statistics in them and if I recall them correctly, one said that the British government acknowledges about 1.5 million Mulims are presently living there (although some people, the article noted, thought that the figure could be twice that) and, the other article said that only 72% of the people living there, who were following the Islamic faith, would notify the authorities if they had information about bombing threats. A quick exercise in math would tell me that there are 405,ooo people of the Islamic faith living there that do not have Britains best interest at heart.
The other point I want to bring to the table is that we should all know as Chrenkoff points out, "The list of grievances is seemingly inexhaustible, which means there will always be reasons for somebody to get worked up about something happening somewhere around the world....." means that the Left will have an infinite amount of examples (as disingenuous as they may be) to point towards and to say "see, the war on terror isn't working!"
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