Those 2 seas and the Rio Grande separating us from Caos is not very comforting any longer.

If they’re tracking 1600 terrorists there, i wonder how many we’re tracking in America?

Scot on November 10, 2006 at 3:04 AM

Uh, were tracking … now that the the Dhimm’s are the majority, the only tracking allowed will be to make sure they got their check from the government.

Muahahhahaha! Who’s the colony now?

Sooner or later Britain is going to have to see what multiculturalism has always been–the cultural wing of communism, a way to kill a capitalist nation that espouses freedoms.

A devout Muslim will never be a “citizen” of any country that is not majority Muslim.

Britain is going to have to face a stark choice in the near future: Deport Muslims back to Pakistan or to any other Muslim country, or cease to exist as a Western nation with freedoms.

Thank God most of our immigration is Catholic from Latin America and not Muslim.

januarius on November 10, 2006 at 10:38 AM

So far – however, that is changing, too – Look at such enclaves such as Dearbornistan, Northern Ohio, West Virginia, the midwest, and various other places throughout the US. They do not have to emigrate when they are being created right here under our noses!

The seed that they have planted has born fruit and we will be the worse because of it – we have native born Americans converting to Islam and openly stating that they would act on behalf of their faith first to the point that they consider themselves Muslims first and Americans second (or third, etc..)

As far as communism goes, you may not be too far off – after all Lenin did say that he would bury capitalism and thay they would sell us the rope to hang ourselves with.

I’m not fully sure that departation would be the best solution – it may help for some of the problem. However, how do you deal fully with your homegrown jihadists if they number in the millions? It may well be that we have to make it so that –

When the terrorists are too afraid themselves to terrorize, we’ve won. That’ll take time.

Puritan1648 on November 10, 2006 at 12:24 PM

And the magic question is: do we have time? and if so, how much?

Today, assimilation is seen as surrender and is described as racist. Pratically speaking, how can you maintain a nation made up of pockets of stubbornly different nationalities? Puritan1648 on November 10, 2006 at 12:33 PM

You have hit it right on the head with your lat two entries!

The sad part is, that we are in the same danger concerning trying to maintain a national identity with pockets of stubbornly differing nationalities who do not have any desire to assimilate other than to enjoy the freedoms that are unique to America.

Rome (and by extension the Roman Empire) got itself into such a mess. While I know that this comparison is simplistic in many respects, in many ways, I also feel that it should be instructive.

Where the people feel no connection to where they are, there is no loyalty when that place is endangered.

Such will be our calamity if we need these to defend our homeland. It may well not happen.

Our true strength has always been that of the melting pot – stronger together than seperate.

Or as, I believe, Lincoln said, “a house divided against itself cannot stand”.

Neither can we.

Sooner or later Britain is going to have to see what multiculturalism has always been–the cultural wing of communism, a way to kill a capitalist nation that espouses freedoms.

…multiculturalism is “divide and conquer” by another name.
Take Rome as an example. The city itself, let alone the empire, was pretty cosmopolitian, but still citizenship meant something. You may’ve been a North African, a Gaul, or a Jew, but you were Roman. There was a certain amount of assimilation expected for the goodies you acquired.

Today, assimilation is seen as surrender and is described as racist. Pratically speaking, how can you maintain a nation made up of pockets of stubbornly different nationalities?

I once opined on a blog or list somewhere that America’s the most ethnically, linguistically and religiously diverse, and so culturally diverse, nation on the planet. I was corrected. India, my friend said, is more diverse. That is true, I believe. Look at the success that is India, culturally. Look at the fun and games attendent upon its formation as a nation. It’s never completely overcome its founding as a nation, one aspect being its relations with Pakistan. How many wars there since 1948?

A devout Muslim will never be a “citizen” of any country that is not majority Muslim.

…true…their holy book won’t let ‘em. Islam is a totalitarian cult.

…too many people in this country want everything wrapped up in nice, neat little packages because…that’s what they’re used to. They watch too much T.V.

We have it pretty good in America. By and large, we don’t need to gather wood to heat water…we don’t even need to fetch the water anymore. We want to go places and folks trip over themselves to pick us up, take us there, and wipe out chins when we over-indulge. We’re also very parochial, once the fault of our oceans, not the fault of our expectations…of further service and convenience.

…for heaven’s sake, we spend more on clothes in this country than some countries spend on defense…and certain folks among our number often wear the britches they buy a few times before they’re either out of style or have become “too small”…in the waist…er…so to speak….

Americans have become so accustomed to convenience that they think that wars should be governed by the same rules as business. O’Reilly says that wars are a performance business, and that’s true; he then launches into a diatribe about how messed up things are in Iraq, demanding action, when my assessment of him from reading his books and regularly watching his show is that he doesn’t know whereof he speaks…except that something somewhere is somewhat messed up.

We should expect results when its our treasure and our sons and daughters in the hazard. We should *ALSO* expect history to take a while to unfold.

We shouldn’t set our minds or our expectations into sync with the 24-hour news cycle, which is content-starved and has proven that its standards of patience are on par with its standards of accuracy and use of language.

The definition of victory is simple. The bad guys are folks how’ve made no bones whatsoever about wanting us dead. They have stated this somewhat more plainly than did the Vietnamese, Koreans, Nazis and Imperial Japanese. They preach it in their little temples. Victory is them not doing that any more. It may be because they don’t dare, they’re afraid to do so. It may be because there isn’t any audience anymore, either because their co-religionists are either converted to another god or have been converted to fertilizer…along with water, a thing that the Middle East could use.

When the terrorists are too afraid themselves to terrorize, we’ve won. That’ll take time.

Unfortunately, it will take a several more 7/11′s before they do.

But this is a great reason to not let Saudi Arabia flood our country with their “students.” Lets give non jihadi countries a shot at entry. And conservatives need to ditch the BMW and have another child.

A devout Muslim will never be a “citizen” of any country that is not majority Muslim.

Britain is going to have to face a stark choice in the near future: Deport Muslims back to Pakistan or to any other Muslim country, or cease to exist as a Western nation with freedoms.

Thank God most of our immigration is Catholic from Latin America and not Muslim.

God Save Britian, they are going down quickly.

And right before their own eyes…yet they yawn.

It’ll soon be the U.S. and Australia and ?

Yes, Melanie’s right. But you’re missing the part where she says she thinks America get hit again soon.

I think that’s right, too.

Melanie is right on target with “absence of historical awareness”.

We’re seeing the fruits of decades of liberally-controlled public schools.

I think in the UK the whole Muslim Community is duly under suspicion. What is needed is a little less talk and a lot more action….

Also, too many people in this country want everything wrapped up in nice, neat little packages because, as Puritan rightly pointed out, that’s what they’re used to. They watch too much T.V. I normally use the two hour movie metaphor but maybe the half hour sitcom metaphor is even more accurate.

Too many of our fellow countrymen need to turn off “The View”, go to the bookstore and start reading books about islam. They need to start with “The Politically Incorrect Guide To Islam” just to get the basics. Wake up America, before islam WAKES you up!

The problem is that Iran has a lot of petrodollars at their disposal, and we’ve never really put any appreciable pressure on them. We were purely reactive with regard to the havoc that Iran caused in Iraq.

“The best way to reduce this insurgency is to get the American forces out of there,” McGovern said. “That’s what’s driving this insurgency.”

McGovern told the audience Thursday that the Iraq and Vietnam wars were equally “foolish enterprises” and that the current threat of terrorism developed because — not before — the United States went into Iraq.

Unbelieveable! Reckon Cindy Sheehan will be special guest?