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Pat is of the religious conviction that just cannot forgive the Jews for “killing Christ”- imho that is the “binders” he (and many other fundamentalist-sect-etc “Christians”) wear

same with Jimmy Carter

No rational sane person can look at what the Pals do and continue to do to themselves, or suffer having done to them by other “muslims”, versus what Israel has tried to do and is willing to do and is capable of doing to live in peace-

and come to the conclusions of a Buchanan or Carter

Much less use nazi era terminology to make a deluded comparison

“No rational sane person can look at what the Pals do and continue to do to themselves, or suffer having done to them by other “muslims”, versus what Israel has tried to do and is willing to do and is capable of doing to live in peace-
and come to the conclusions of a Buchanan or Carter.”

Exactly. bttt

“...it can surely be no coincidence that the most humane place in all of the Middle East is surrounded by barbarians who wish to extinguish it in the exact degree to which they systematically abuse their own children.

As a matter of fact, a couple of days ago a reader sent me this link to a piece in the Claremont Review on child sacrifice. In it, the author recalls Golda Meir’s famous remark about how “peace with the Palestinians will be possible when they love their own children more than they hate the Israelis. In saying so, she touched upon a fundamental difference between pagan and biblical religion: the presence or absence of child sacrifice.... Many ancient peoples believed in sacrificing a child to an angry god like Moloch or Baal in order to avert misfortune. Today, thousands of Muslims believe that sacrificing their children as ‘suicide’ bombers in a crowd of people pleases their God Allah. More, Islamic terrorists invite the death of children by placing their military and political headquarters in residential areas which they know their enemies will strike.”

Folks, is this not an obvious, if horrid and therefore denied truth about mankind in general and the Islamic world in particular? The author concludes his piece on a pessimistic note, speculating that “if the current intellectuals’ project of undermining the Biblical traditions of the Western world continues unabated..., rather than embracing some new, ‘enlightened’ philosophy which previous generations were supposedly too dull to conceive or practice, likely we will wind up with ancient paganism instead. ....” http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/bloggers/2157592/posts?page=7#7

More: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/bloggers/2156342/posts?page=4#4