In the course of doing a recent job involving memorials to long ago dead people it crossed my mind. Here we find an Islamic man, the 'Holy Koran' represented and both his first and last names make obvious his faith as an Muslim. The unit number and inscription regarding World War II are a sign that not just he was proud of his contribution to our country, his family too were proud that he fought and survived in a horrible conflict that was ultimately won for the forces of good. The American forces.
We all know the plan and the agenda of the lunatic left; label these as xenophobes and they'll be marginalized to haters or whatever.
Please realize that our battle is not against all of them, because without some of them we might not even exist today.
Perhaps the idiocy of W. Bush's 'religion of peace' mantra is just so over the top or proven wrong as a national policy.
I'd suggest that the solution is somewhere closer to the idea of self-deporting immigrants. Make those here illegally find it more profitable to leave than to stay.
Importing terrorists who are just nasty to most of us might also be dangerous to Islamics who thought they had escaped the worst of the old country, but our politicians foiled their plans. Shouldn't we make it much more profitable for freedom loving people to finger religious terrorists of all stripes. And while we're at it let's find and eliminate the reasons why party stores, tobacco stores, and gas stations are dominated by certain nationalities as a family tradition where Blacks, whites of European decent, and any others simply cannot compete.
This isn't about jobs Americans can't do, it's about jobs and businesses the Democrats and Gopees have forced into a utopian American that is killing freedom on many fronts. Yours and those of Muslims who we need and want here with us.
Just like the Italians, the Germans, and the Japanese, they are part of us. We the people.
Far from being xenophobic we should be nationalistic as the greatest melting pot by making everything equal to all who care to make the journey. Provided you abide by our laws.