Posted on 07/20/2005 7:38:30 PM PDT by Pikamax
He forgot to mention that the Guardian is the leading voice of the apologists.
"He forgot to mention that the Guardian is the leading voice of the apologists"
No, no, he points it out right at the start when he says "...the stuff was spreading like an infestation across the pages of this newspaper, where it has remained."
I think he makes the very best point here: "The root-causers always plead a desire merely to expand our understanding, but they're very selective in what they want to "understand".
That really nails these folks, past, present, and future versions. Excellent post Pikamax!
he first voices, so far as I know, were those of the SWP and George Galloway, but it wasn't very long - indeed no time at all, taking into account production schedules - before the stuff was spreading like an infestation across the pages of this newspaper, where it has remained.
It is absolutely stunning -- and quite welcome -- to read this in the Guardian. My fellow FReepers, I think things are going to change on the PC-"moderate" Muslim front...especially if terrorists attack London again. The apologists are steadily losing their room to manuever and obscure the truth.
Why does it have to wait for the next attack?
"Why does it have to wait for the next attack?"
Unfortunately, a lot of people out there need a few thousand -- hundred thousand, million, millions? -- to see what's in front of their face. Unfortunate, but what are you going to do. They're like children. Logic and reason and warnings don't work. They have to get their hands burned on the stove before they get it.
The same goes here. When our next hit comes...PC will be dead and buried. The leftist will crawl back under a rock for fear of their safety if they do the cr@p they're doing here now.
The next hit, ad nauseum. Now I think it's our job to get the Anglosphere into purge and protect mode. If the attacks continue, it'll be proof that we couldn't filter out our populations properly.
Very surprising to see this in The Guardian.
Cultural suicide.
The problem is they want the rest of us to die with them.
We out number them by a long shot. However, not until we take another major hit, will those who are sleepwalking through this appeaser and apologist phase finally wake up to the dangers we have been screaming about for years.
Positively stunning......
From the Guardian? Could the PC crap finally be ending?
Dare I hope?
I wonder if it's really going to take another hit. That's such a pessimistic view. I think something changed in a lot of people when Knight's Crossing ocurred. We talk among ourselves here as if the average politically uninvolved American doesn't care. But some of the ones I know are starting to say things like, "I get it, why don't our leaders?"
With all my heart and soul...yes.
I'm not talking about 3,000. Those numbers will pale in comparison to the carnage that will be visited on our nation the next time. It is then...we will be allowed to fight the war on terror the way it should be fought...no holds barred.
It's a shame. I've thought of the contingencies: we need to develop protocols with Russia on this, and we need to round up at least the outspoken Muslims and intern them SOON. We can stop this if we have a counterstrike plan and our zealots pooled (and swamp draining in progress).
The left and the aclu wouldn't allow it. We will have to sit and wait for another hit before the government gets serious about the WOT. As long as PC reigns, our hands are tied.
It's really up to congress, don't you think? If (and it's a big one) they could be persuaded to recognize the seriousness of our twin problems -- the domestic enemy and the foreign arms/idelogical proliferation, they might act.
Our domestic enemies are laying the ground work for the terrorist here in this country. It's only a matter of time.
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