[tarheelswamprat]

I will have to admit to being amazed what Imams can get away with in the United States. Talk of infidels in terms of blistering anyone who isn’t a Muslim should be suspect. Talk of radicalism, turning this nation into a Sharia nation should be suspect. Any talk of violence should be suspect.

It is amazingly ironic as well that Imams, CAIR officials and others can talk openly without "official" stigma by the PTBs and MSM, yet Americans who wish to hold public discussions on the US Constitution, Declaration of Independence and Bill of Rights are demonized and labels as "extremists" by Homeland Security et al..

(this is supposed to be a melting pot, not a potters wheel)

You should market that as a tag line or bumper sticker... /g

[swarthyguy]

If the media had done its job properly, competently and effectively, and I include Fox in this, we, the American people would not be wallowing a pit of ignorance about the threat we face.

Heck, if people read jihadwatch on a regular basis, say even once a week for the past 6-7 years, they would be in no doubt of the insidious threat.

But a response I got in the past was, “Jihadwatch, what’s that some right wing wacko site you like.....” in various social situations where I had the temerity to suggest that the NYT wasn’t gospel.

A people wilfully ignorant of the threat facing them will pay the price.

[DoughtyOne]

Yes, you’re right. And then there’s the professed disagreement with outrageous acts issued by these groups, that always come with excuses and or disclaimers by the end of the statement.

Thanks for the comment on that phrase of mine.