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All it takes is one generation to change a culture.

In the case of Japan, it took utter devastation, unconditional surrender, and a square one rebuilding and redesigning of their culture under occupation. Islam will require at least that.
Are we prepared to exact the price?

"In the case of Japan, it took utter devastation, unconditional surrender, and a square one rebuilding and redesigning of their culture under occupation. Islam will require at least that.

Are we prepared to exact the price?"

We better be, that's the only way to kill the enemy (militant Islam), if we don't kill it, it will just keep coming back and cost us more in the long run.

Yep....and Japan is still Japan.

Hobbled militarily but the old culture still exists and in fact thrives in certain ways. The same could be said for Germany.

One cannot change culture overnight..hardly. What one does is take the steps needed to break the will of those who wish to continue to impose their culture on us.

Are we ready for that? No. We simply wish to eliminate the military threats at this juncture. And, we have become so besotted with multicultural diversity appreciation that we are hardly in a position to practice cultural hegemony anymore.

Did anyone seriously after WWII, hesitate to believe that our victorious culture was not superior to our subdued foes?...LOL...hardly..we fought and died to preserve it, we had better think it was worth saving.

Regards.