[reaganaut1]

The more Muslims there are in the U.S., the more potential followers of extremists such as Awlaki. Besides ending the immigration of Muslims into the U.S., we need to think about how to reconcile the 1st Amendment with the operation of U.S. mosques that preach jihad.

[Swede Girl]

amen

[Candor7]

Catch This video. This is serious stuff:

(Videos) Homegrown Terrorists – Islamist Training Camps in U.S.

Soldiers of Allah – responsible for over 50 attacks on U.S. soil

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sAYtqCWxLQ&feature=player_embedded

HASAN was a SoA, as printed on his business cards.

[Travis McGee]

Radical Islam is an insane murder cult; moderate Islam is its Trojan Horse in the West.

[little jeremiah]

The First Amendment does not protect preaching jihad.

[haroldeveryman]

I first heard about the Fort Hood massacre on the regular NBC TV network. After the perpetrators name was mentioned, the situation absolutely screamed for possibility of terrorism or religious disaffection. But, the rest of the half-hour show went by without without the “M” word or the “T” word being mentioned. It was as if some wino had walked in front of the camera and started urinating on the anchorman’s desk, but the people looking on were too polite to mention it.

Having had enough of this “hard news”, I turned to Fox, and boing! Hannity had Hasan’s cousin of the phone. A few minutes later Hannity was on a phone to a retired army colonel who knew him. In a matter of minutes I learned that Hasan was born a Muslim along with specific anecdotes about bizarre behavior indicating radicalization and emotional distress.

Far worse than NBC was Army chief of staff General George Casey, with the nauseating quote: “As horrific as this tragedy was, if our diversity becomes a casualty, I think that’s worse.” This guy is in charge of protecting us? He makes Obama look like George Patton.

[Freedom2specul8]

Bump

Amom, thought you might want to see this, also the link @ candor07’s post.

[devolve]