Posted on 11/12/2009 12:22:08 AM PST by American Dream 246
In surveying the cultural carnage in the wake of the worst terrorist attack on a military installation in US history, it bears noting that there have been seismic shifts in America. When America was free of the shackles of Islam, say, fifty years ago, the current response to such an attack by an enemy faction would have been unthinkable.
I have watched in abject horror the stunning reaction of elites in this country to this act of war. The denial, the submission, the excuses, the dodging, the self-flagellation, the shame, the deceiving of the American people by the media, the military, society, law enforcement, authorities and politicians, all the way up to and including the White House, amounts to the enforcement of Shariah law.
Shariah law forbids criticism of Islam. And here we are.
We are witnessing an Islamized America. This is well beyond political correctness. We are enforcing Shariah law. We will not insult Islam. That is Shariah law. We self censor. That is Shariah law. We disrespect ourselves, our nation, so that we might respect Islam. This is dhimmitude. We should be raging. We should be outraged. We should be strategizing for this worldwide conflict. We should be debating about which leader will best handle Islam's war on the West. And yet we have not one leader who begins to understand the conflict -- that's how feared the subject matter is. Not one leader.
Recently there was an interesting debate at National Review Online between soft conservatives who soft-pedal Islam and those who stand for reality of Islamic doctrine, conservative principles and the essential truth. By and large, the conservatives have dropped the ball on Islamic jihad. This has been made painfully clear by the lack of a leader (any leader) on the right who speaks to and takes up the fight against the sweeping Islamization of America. America has no Geert Wilders.
The conservatives are not really as bad as the Left is on Islam, but they only get real when there is jihadi "intervention" that invades and destroys the delusion of their narrative.
It is interesting to me that the hierarchy of the conservative movement (take CPAC, for example) stays far away from the counter-jihad forces (i.e., Robert Spencer, Andrew Bostom, myself) except at moments like these. Last year there was not one speaker, one event at CPAC that spoke to the greatest threat this nation faces -- which is why I staged the Geert Wilders event at the Omni Hotel, during CPAC (but not a CPAC event) last year.
When the reality of war, Islamic doctrine and bloodshed lays bare the nature of the enemy and the battle we are in, the door creaks open and Robert Spencer starts getting invited to appear on radio shows, and NRO finally runs pieces by Bostom and Spencer that show up the soft conservative narrative on Islam, which is soft and fuzzy and stupid (i.e., "Islamist" vs "Islamic"). Of course, we bad boys will be put back in our boxes until the next terrible time the jihad comes calling.
It pains me to say it, but expect to see us more frequently in the coming months and years. For the giant con job on the American psyche continues apace: He was a crazy! It was "vicarious" Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder! It was "Pre-Traumatic" Stress Disorder! It was radical extremism! It was part of a tiny fringe! It doesn't represent Islam!
All lies. He was devout. He was a jihadist. Period. And many Muslims admire what he did. The Left worries about Muslim backlash. How about Muslim backlash against the infidels? Every "Soldier of Allah" who goes jihad is an enemy combatant. Every devout Muslim who believes in the word of the Quran has his or her duty to Islam, his call to jihad. Hence this terrible act of war, the 14,363 Islamic attacks across the world since 911, and all of the relentless plots, plans and to take down America in the past month alone. Devout Muslims should be prohibited from military service. Would Patton have recruited Nazis into his army?
I am writing this on Veterans Day. I call upon all Americans to step back, consider the unfathomable loss at Fort Hood, the ensuing apologia, and the tragic consequences of such behavior. This is a call to action. You're either with us or against us.
Of course, we could have avoided these draconian measures by less drastic measures immediately after 9/11 - halting all immigration from Muslim countries, deporting without trial any suspected Jihadists, stopping Mulsim recruitment in prisons, and bombing those minaret-machinegun forts in Baghdad, just to name a few.
Anyone who cannot see clearly now that the liberals 'tolerance' has got us in one hell of a mess is a 'pinhead' for certain. Or illiterate. Or both.
That proves how weak Islam is. I can't think of any other religion that carries that kind of dogma. I was reading about how the few remaining Jews living in Yemen were being evacuated by the help of the USA and others, because of local Islamic intolerance for them. Logically, these Jews are so few in number that the bear no threat. But since Islam has this embedded institutional inferiority complex they can't tolerate this microscopic Jewish population.
Islam is the most legalistic institution on earth. So, it must keep a foot on the necks of the people under its power or else the whole thing falls apart.
I would suggest a name for this would be a"spiritual iron curtain".
“In surveying the cultural carnage in the wake of the worst terrorist attack on a military installation in US history.”
Not even close, Pamela: check your facts.
TC
I might consider Ralph Peters a leader in this. He tells it like it is.
Stop calling this abomination a religion. It is a world-domination political movement, carrying out its expansionist goals through murder, cleverly disguised as a religion.
Good news is that yesterday, Rush Limbaugh threw the gloves down early on his show and told it just like it is about Islam and violence. How refreshing!
It is a sign of a very insecure institution.
Ralph Peters to his credit has also thrown the gloves down at last.
We're turning into effete, humanistic Europeans. (Or roughly half of us are.)
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