Posted on 11/26/2006 8:11:28 AM PST by Spacewalker
I think it will be boxcars or ships...
And I am not sure how many will be needed ... Mass graves will probably be the European answer...
And yes it is an awful choice, but one that they brought on themselves...
Time will tell (and not the false data thrown in by ignorami) ...
That's merely an excuse. It still comes from the old ideas. It was after all the pedophile Marquise De Sade, a great hero of democracy, who specifically argued for state controlled education of the young during the Revolution; the aim of which was to reeducate the population out of religious sentimentalism. His ideas were adopted and are still in place, indeed they were imported here to America. Behold their consummation in the current state of Europe.
The vast majority of revolutionaries were anti-clerical agnostics when they weren't out and out Atheists. Even in our own country that was true, at lest for the more radical revolutionaries. The only reason those revolutions which were successful made it was because the agitators framed the issue as one of patriotism.
And no, I don't believe it is a good thing. The truth is authority comes only from God. Ergo, any government which does not establish itself on that authority is a tyrannical [in the original sense of the word] abomination.
The continent that invented the concentration camp, the gulag, and the pogrom will not go down without a fight.
Sure.
Damascus steel.
You forgot the guillotine - now how can you argue with folks who show that kinda vision? ;'}
Until the next election cycle, when those who intervened on the side of the Muslims get replaced by the likes of Le Pen.
If there are more Europeans under 20 with artillery, airpower, and armored fighting vehicles than Muslims under 20 with artillery, airpower, and armored fighting vehicles, the Muslims lose. Bloodily.
I've been around long enough to see America at the height of its national power, at its nadir, at its height (again), and (possibly) heading to a new nadir. I've seen bull markets, bear markets, recessions, booms, and bubbles.
Projecting present trends indefinitely into the future is foolish. Things change.
Nothing changes.
Ever.
Every day is like the one before it.
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