Thanks for this posting. It really explains a lot. But I suspect that the kind of thing described in Kansas City will no longer be tolerated. If they try, I think RedBloodedAmericans will go to the grave just to take them along. This may be true of the radical left that's been responsible for willfully undermining our moral strength in an attempt to destroy us from within. Hint: if you're used to smugly throwing around anti-American leftist rhetoric in public, better get to know a good dentist, because you may have to replace some teeth.
I just recently came to know that the Japanese learned Kamakaze bombing by watching American pilots flying their planes into Japanese carriers. The Japanese were astounded, because they had been conditioned by years of American liberalism during the 20's and 30's to think of Americans as morally weak and without courage. I suspect that Radical Islam, one by one, and even if not from the point of view of the nation-state, but even on the streets of the world, will also be forced to admit that their claim to unique suicidal courage is a lie and a sham.
In our cultural lore, God may have loved Judas no less than any of us for his betrayal, but Judas will always be remembered for his dispicable subordination to the will of God, rather than his courage. I somehow think it's possible that Radical Islam will be remembered in the same way.
