Not so. If it's merely a question of population projections, we can very quickly reduce the foreign Muslim population and any future potential it might have.
If the Muslim terrorist scum ever succeed in taking out an entire American city, I believe the quick and final solution will be the only one left. It will be kill or be killed. Instant nuclear annihilation of the entire foreign Muslim population - all breeding grounds for current & future terrorists - will ensure eventual victory.
As time goes on I become more and more convinced that Islam really IS the enemy. If America begins to take HUGE losses in terms of cities and/or states, then this point of view will become extremely strong and widespread. The public cries to end this war quickly through nuclear means will be deafening.
Although we are told by our own leaders that Islamic nations & leaders worldwide "condemn" the huge militant wing of their religion, why is it that we almost never hear it from the horse's mouth? Why is it that extremist Islam is so incredibly widespread and dominant within their own cultures?
The few times I have seen a "sympathetic" Islamic cleric speak on the issue, the supposed condemnation is obviously half-hearted and insincere. I get the definite impression that mainstream "non-militant" Muslims show one face in public, but privately wink at and cheer on their Islamic terrorist army because it is spreading their religion by the sword, in true historical fashion.
I hope that "our" government has the will and the resolve to do it, should it come to that. And it may.
I don't believe that Islam, etc., can "defeat" us, in the traditional sense. I do, however, belive that they could disrupt us to the point where the distinctions between defeat and chaos become very blurred. *IF* it comes to that, it may be that only a nuclear option on a large scale will be able to stop it. At that point, it truly DOES become a matter of their survival or our survival, and I hope that our "leadership" has the balls to make the decision that America as a country needs to survive.
I hope it never comes to that.