[Ken K]

What did Japanese Americans do after the Pearl Harbor attack and internment? First,they recognized the situation and acknowledged the logical suspicion on all Japanese Americans. Second, they decided to do something to prove their loyalty and love of the United States - they joined the Army and fought in Europe. A special few hundred of them also served in Japan as spies for the US military. All of these Japanese Americans performed heroically and became perhaps the most decorated units of the War. >

[JustAnAmerican]

The problem with that and Muslims, is unlike the Japanese, the Muslims have no honor. If it futhers their cause they would kill their own family members (and would think nothing of killing non-Muslims). Muslims cannot be trusted period. Some of the so called pro-American Muslims in the Military have pretty well proved that point.