Kill the vermin before they kill us: All terrorists in U.S. must be caught, shot

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | Monday, August 9, 2004 | Barbara Simpson

[JohnHuang2]

It's like living in a crumbling mansion. The foundation is fine, but the termites in the walls and the rats in the basement and attic are destroying everything – sight unseen. Their insidious demolition is carried out persistently and silently, often in darkness and always out of sight.

Ultimately, they'll bring down the house and, when they do, they'll wonder what happened, as the structure collapses around their ears. No matter – they'll go on to another building.

Occasionally, they leave clues to their presence even if their damage isn't immediately seen. There are droppings. There are bits of sawdust. This isn't normal debris to find in corners of a house. Ignore them at great peril. If ignored, a steep price will be paid. If the clues aren't recognized, those rats and termites will destroy everything.

Our house is infested with rats and termites. Our house is our country, the United States of America. The vermin are terrorists. They want to kill us and destroy what we have. Virtually all are foreigners and a good proportion of those are here illegally.

Sorry, I don't cut them any slack. They should be caught and shot.

Despite the fact that terrorists aim to kill and destroy us, there are others who, by the nature of who they are and their actions, should be called traitors. They are fellow American citizens who aid and abet terrorists. They are equally dangerous and guilty, and should also be caught and shot.

It's clear the danger to us from terrorism comes from without and within. A glance at news stories of just the last few weeks illustrates how incredibly vulnerable we are and how insidious are the seeds of our destruction.

Judging by recent news stories – those covered and those ignored – our enemies are achieving a level of infiltration that more than scares the wits out of me. I'm not alone in believing we're on very thin ice concerning our security and survival. When I talk with people close to security issues, they express the same concerns. I take that seriously. We're in great danger.

Consider:

• Babar Ahmad, arrested last week in Britain, is identified as part of al-Qaida linked to 9-11. It's been discovered he had data in his computers with about a U.S. naval group in San Diego – details about the aircraft carrier USS Constellation and accompanying ships along with details of ship movements, assignments, group formations and vulnerabilities.

• Another British arrest yields information about a plot to target U.S. financial buildings. That led to the raised terror alerts in New York, New Jersey and Washington, D.C.

• A federal sting in Albany, N.Y., nets two Muslim leaders of a local mosque, the founder and the imam. They're accused of being part of a deal for Islamic militants to buy a shoulder-fired missile to be used to kill the Pakistani ambassador to the United States. It's also been reported that the name of one of them – Yassin Aref, the imam – was found in documents in a terrorist camp in Iraq last year. It listed his New York address and indicated that the al-Qaida-linked Ansar al-Islam has a terrorist presence here.

• In Illinois, an illegal from Jordan is charged with lying about his status to get a pilots license. His six-month visa expired in 1996. He applied for the license in May 2002, claiming he was a citizen born in a Chicago suburb. Less than a week later, the Federal Aviation Administration approved his application.

• There's a 21-count indictment against four men for the organized theft of 200 pounds of explosives – including "det sheet," C4 and bomb-making equipment including blasting caps and detonation cord – from a Northern California police and sheriff locker. The accused have felony records; there are no immigration issues. There were eight such incidents in California last year.

• The Border Patrol and citizens report increased numbers of illegals from the Middle East crossing our southern borders. Mainstream media generally ignore this.

• A Pakistani woman from South Africa was stopped at an airport in Texas with a ticket to New York and $7,000 in cash. She'd flown from London to Mexico City. Her bag was stuffed with wet clothes – she'd illegally crossed the Rio Grande River. She's a suspected key al-Qaida operative.

• A 42-count indictment in California names a Texas-based Muslim "charity" for raising millions for Hamas.

• In Arizona, an illegal-immigrant assistance group trains Americans to help illegals evade our laws and get free medical, housing, food, financial and legal assistance. They encourage church participation.

It's endless. Yet, the Democrat presidential campaign ignores this festering sore to focus on "woulda-shoulda-coulda" and "gosh, I was a hero."

None of that matters. What does matter is our security and the survival of our country and, indeed, Western Civilization. Al-Qaida threatens to burn Italy and turn Australia into pools of blood.

There's only one, foolproof way to be rid of rats and termites: Kill them – instantly. It's the same with terrorists: Kill them before they kill us because that is their goal.

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[Non-Sequitur]

So...does she want us to shoot all illegal aliens on sight or just the Arab-looking ones?

[7.62 x 51mm]

Deport the non-violent illegals; kill the ones involved in any form of terrorism. Pretty clear-cut, IMO.

[ovrtaxt]

Just the Muslims.

The rest should be deported. Employers who hire them should be jailed or fined.

But what do we commoners know? We don't run the DNC or the GOP.

[ovrtaxt]

Let my qualify that; Just the Muslims who truly believe the Koran and emulate Mohammed.

By definition, murderers-- Or potential murderers.

[ZULU]

I agree with this woman totally.

Its about time somebody said this.

Personally, I like the idea of a hemp rope and a high tree.
Leave them there to rot.

So far, 3,000 dead American civilians and not one single perpetrator or would be perpetrator has been executed - anywhere - not here, not in Afghanistan, Iraq, Guantanimo, or here.

[sneakers]

Bump!

[varon]

BUMP

[Gritty]

This woman is going to be in BIG trouble, and soon. The ACLU and CAIR will be all over her like white on rice!

[Schnucki]

Until the fourth paragraph, it sure seemed like she was talking about liberals.

[Jim Noble]

This is very simple.

On 9/12/01, all visas for citizens or subjects of Morocco, Algeria, Libya, Egypt, Jordan, Iraq, Syria, Iran, Saudia Arabia, Pakistan, and Yemen should have been cancelled, and the (former) visa holders interned.

All entry into the United States by nationals of the above-referenced nations should have been prohibited.

After that was accomplished, any nationals of the above-referenced nations remaining at large in the interior of the United States could have been hunted down and shot.

[Non-Sequitur]

On 9/12/01, all visas for citizens or subjects of Morocco, Algeria, Libya, Egypt, Jordan, Iraq, Syria, Iran, Saudia Arabia, Pakistan, and Yemen should have been cancelled, and the (former) visa holders interned.

Not Afganistan, India, Qatar, Dubai, or the UAE?

After that was accomplished, any nationals of the above-referenced nations remaining at large in the interior of the United States could have been hunted down and shot.

Maybe we could have sold hunting licenses?

[Jim Noble]

Not Afganistan, India, Qatar, Dubai, or the UAE?

None of the above.

Bush should have been in New Delhi on 9/20/01, planning the destruction of Pakistan.

[ImpotentRage]

I TOTALLY agree with you!

[Modernman]

After that was accomplished, any nationals of the above-referenced nations remaining at large in the interior of the United States could have been hunted down and shot.

It's sad that so-called conservatives are willing to call for the non-judicial execution of people based solely on their nation of origin.

[P.O.E.]

Unfortunately, I fear it will take another attack to get people even close to this sort of thinking.

Just as with criminal court, many innocent victims will suffer because of the bending-way-way-way-over-backwards to avoid an unfair prosecution.

[7.62 x 51mm]

Someone beat us to it in '02:

http://www.boguspermits.com/NewFiles/p_terror.html

[7.62 x 51mm]

It will. Half of America - the lib-dem garbage - is still in denial that it ever happened, one quarter - so-called moderates - doesn't want to be reminded again that it happened, and the rest of us are still filled with the desire for revenge, not justice.

[Jim Noble]

It's sad that so-called conservatives are willing to call for the non-judicial execution of people based solely on their nation of origin

Well, my premises are:

1) We are at war with a hostile foreign power that subsists within the borders of those nations

2) We have the right to designate nationals of those foreign powers as enemy aliens

3) Anyone here without a visa and who has refused to submit to legitimate authority (i.e., has avoided internment) is an enemy combatant

and

4) Per ex parte Quirin (1942), enemy combatants on our national territory out of uniform are in fact subject to nonjudicial execution, as also supported by the Laws and Usages of War, the Geneva Convention, and abundant human history.

So, I have hardly designated people for execution based "solely on their nation of origin", but rather under a very tightly circumscribed set of indisputable facts.