The Saudi King tells Bush and Powell he must be careful in helping us too much. He fears that if he helps us too much his people will overthrow him.
Arafat tried to surpress the coverage of the celebrations of his followers at the news of our deaths. He surpresed the coverage.. not the celebration. The Egyption government talks of its need to not arouse its Militant Muslims against the Eqyptian Government. Syria and Iraq make no pretense about their hatred of our culture.
All Muslims believe that the destruction of the infidel is to the glory of Allah.
If we treat this problem as a problem of rogue leaders, we will be in big trouble. Leaders can only lead where followers will go. The Arab leaders on our side have lots of trouble containing their followers. Arab leaders that preach a holy war on us are aclaimed.
Regards
J.R.
YOU SAID IT ALL!!
Roger that. I am getting a little tired of hearing about their rage. It is about time we let these slime balls feel a little of our rage. Eliminate them is good.
They are on a 100 year plan. Their goals and sacrifices we cannot even imagine.
The are bred to fight...from birth to death...soldier of death!
We must execute a total and complete solution to this problem!
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It Doesn’t Matter "What Made These People So Angry." What Matters is to Eliminate Them.
FrontPageMagazine.com | September 26, 2001
By: Jamie Glazov
URL: http://www.frontpagemag.com/columnists/glazov09-26-01.htm
"WE HAVE TO TRY to understand what made these people so angry."
How many times I have heard this stupid remark – in reference to the recent horror in New York -- I do not know.
I have also had the privilege of hearing the Left’s other favorite line: "The Americans really had this coming to them" and, of course, the all-time Leftist favorite: "But what about Oklahoma?"
Arguing with these people is like arguing with members of the flat-earth society.
"We have to understand what made these people so angry."
Really? For what particular reason? To understand how it is that these terrorists became demonically possessed? Ok, I can see that. But for the sake of minimizing their responsibility so that blame can be attributed to the United States? No, I don’t think so. But that is exactly what the professional anti-American milieu now seeks to do in its war cry for this
"understanding."
When a bunch of sociopaths hijack a plane filled with innocent people and drive it into a building populated with thousands of other innocent people, the first thing on any civilized person’s mind is not the desire to empathize with the rage of the perpetrators. It is to recognize evil, and to ascertain whether anyone that was involved in it is still at large. If any guilty parties are still at large, then a person with integrity would preoccupy himself with the hope that they are brought to justice.
Personally, my idea of justice in this case would involve a public torturing session, and then a flogging, preferably followed by a hanging – or something similar to that genre.
"We have to understand what made these people so angry."
The individuals who have shared this particular wisdom with me over the last several days have consistently expressed it with a bizarre whimpering tone. Their disposition always tends to suggest that they are among the last few sensitive people on the planet. They are, you see, feeling the pain of the terrorists, and, of course, of all the people in the world who have been oppressed by capitalism in general – and U.S. imperialism in particular. No one but them seems to have the anointed capacity to feel the pain of subjugated peoples. These anti-American pilgrims are a voice crying out in the wilderness. It’s a very tiring job.
"We have to try to understand what made these people so angry."
Um, no, actually we don’t.
My question: should we also have to try to understand what made Hitler so angry? How about what made Ted Bundy so angry? How about Pol Pot?
Of course we have to try to understand what made evil people evil. That’s because it is our human obligation to recognize evil. But my point is that if a mother and her daughter were brutally raped in their home by an intruder, our primary concern would have to be catching the perpetrator and punishing him – not reveling in what might have caused his pain.
Let’s get something straight: the psychos who just carried out their terrorist attacks in America did so not because of anything that America did, but because of what America is.
The Islamic terrorists hate America because they hate modernity. Motivated by their shame and humiliation of living in their impotent and despotic worlds, they are driven by an all-consuming rage. They cannot reconcile themselves with the fact that their world vision cannot adapt to the world that they actually happen to be occupying. So instead of changing the vision, they have to destroy the world that stands in its way.
The Islamic fanatics have the choice to turn to democracy and freedom as the answer to their problems, just as they can finally permit women to have an education and the right, among other things, to show their faces and paint their fingernails. But no, instead they rationalize that they must turn back to the model of Islam as originally introduced 14 centuries ago.
The kind of people who have absolutely no value for human life, and who believe that they are going to paradise after blowing themselves up with innocent people, are not going to be made "less angry" by something that America starts doing differently. The only thing that America could do to stop making these people "so angry" is to disappear from the face of the earth.
But that’s not going to happen.
So it means that one side has to go.
Let’s get it done.
Jamie Glazov holds a Ph.D. in History with a specialty in Soviet Studies. He is the author of 15 Tips on How to be a Good Leftist.. His father, Yuri Glazov, was a Soviet dissident during the Brezhnev era, who signed the Letter of Twelve, denouncing Soviet human rights abuses. His mother, Marina Glazov, also participated in the dissident movement in the Soviet Union, actively typing and circulating Samizdat - the underground political literature. To avoid imprisonment, Yuri Glazov took his family out of the USSR in 1972 and settled in Canada in 1975, when Jamie was 9. Today Jamie battles socialism from his high-tech warroom in Toronto. He writes the Dr. Progressive advice column for angst-ridden leftists at EnterStageRight.com. E-mail him at jglazov@home.com.
to eliminate all radical islamic terrorista!
Works for me.