Those Who Hate Us (Muslim Americans)

Newsmax ^ | Wednesday, July 31, 2002 | Barry Farber

[denydenydeny]

Indexing.

[crystalk]

If anybody doubted I was right, all they have to do is read that nasty (Nazi?) post of yours.

Looks like we need deportation and internment much worse than even what I said in my post. You'll LOVE Egypt, I am sure. Or would Pakistan be more to your taste?

If female, you might be circumcized there, though, another thread on here warns...

[crystalk]

Everything about me makes the Left freak. I wear that as a badge of honour.

[Restorer]

When some nutcase points to the Internment Camps for the Japanese in 1941, you can tell them that there was not one single instance of an American of Japanese descent being involved in an act of subversion. None. Zero.

Because they were in camps?

[Tasha]

I think this is the end of our conversation. I don't stoop that low, to involve myself in conversations with cowards and intellectual midgets. That's about the end of it.

[crystalk]

That war is not just coming, it is already going on. And there neither is, nor will ever be, anything "civil" about it!

I am not worried about what human courts might do to me, let me tell you, although your idea that Islam will be the winner and will judge US at Nurnberg-type courts is ludicrous beyond words, Islam doesn't hold trials, it beHEADS!

The only judge and trial I am worried about is at the Last Day before Jesus Christ the Pantocrator of all Universes, from before the Foundation of the World. Whatever happens beforehand, Muslims will not come off well there. You heard it here first.

[Alouette]

"Your ancient rabbis deleted the prophecy about the coming of Mohammed from the Torah."

What's more, those diabolical rabbis then convinced the Christians to delete all the messages about Mohammed from the New Testament.

[neutrino]

The day is coming when this will be done, why do I always have to take flak for saying it out loud?

A tiny trickle of water begins somewhere in the mountains. As it moves forward, other little flows join it, until it becomes a stream. Likewise the streams gather into a river.

So too with wisdom. Your words must be seen, and the voices of others combined with yours, until foolishness has been washed away.

It may take awhile...but that does not make the task less worthy. Rather, it makes it more important.

[sarasmom]

"All we're free to do, if I understand our Constitution, is hope they don't amount to much"

The Constitution of the USA is not now, and has never been "PC".

I am not "racist" for viewing ALL Islamics as immediate threats to myself, my country, and civilization as a whole.Islam is not a particular "race".Those who allow Muslims to spew their hatred unchallenged are the same people who believe it is the duty of the government or the police to protect them from all harm.They thrive on the 1st ammendment and forget the 2nd.

Islam is a large cult that requires world domination and the physical subjugation of disbelievers.Ignorance is the soil it needs to grow.Apathy and helplessness is the water of life for its growth. It thrives on the weak minded, and can not co-exist with the concept of individual liberty and personal responcibility.

[John H K]

When some nutcase points to the Internment Camps for the Japanese in 1941, you can tell them that there was not one single instance of an American of Japanese descent being involved in an act of subversion. None. Zero.

This is so blatantly and obviously wrong I don't even know where to start.

For one, the "Niihau incident"....Japanese attacker of Pearl Harbor crash lands on Niihau, Japanese-American (born in Hawaii, to boot) assists him in a killing spree, both were finally killed, really interesting story (and there's this heroic enormous native Hawaiian guy who got shot umpteen times, disarmed the pilot, and lived.)

And there was a fairly extensive Japanese-American intelligence operation in the US.

A rather high percentage of Japanese-Americans refused to forswear allegiance to the Emperor.

MOST Japanese-Americans were loyal citizens, of course, as are MOST American Muslims. And the internment of Japanese-Americans WAS illegal, as any internment of US Muslims would be (even J. Edgar Hoover, no namby-pamby rights activists, thought it was wrong). However, the internment camps weren't concentration camps, and a lot about the whole deal wasn't as bad as the media would have you believe; it was only Japanese on the WEST coast, you could leave the camps at any time if you found housing anywhere else in the country, or went to college (which many Japanese-Americans did, etc.)

[Mark17]

Mohammedans??? Hell, they're openly subversive. Millions of them, right here, right now.

There is a huge difference.

Am I correct in assuming that what you are trying to say is, that we are drowning in PC?

[Ed_in_LA]

They weren't all in camps. In fact, they constituted a majority, or near-majority of residents in Hawaii, and many lived in areas of the mainland U.S. other than the west coast. Neither of these groups was forced into camps. Only the Japanese residing on the west coast were.

[B Knotts]

We are reaping the "benefits" of multiculturalism.

[John H K]

"It was all arranged by the United States government," he said. "Your government needed 9-11 as an excuse to take Afghanistan," he said

I never ceased to be amazed at the hilarious hypocrisy of Arabs and Muslims being mocked for speculating about wild conspiracy theories about 9/11, but it's perfectly OK for various American loons to create theories of equal stupidity about the Kennedy Assassination, TWA 800, Vince Foster, UN troops in Montana and black helicopters, FDR knowing about Pearl Harbor, etc. And I suspect it's many of the same people who spend their time raving about Gubbmint conspiracies are the same people trashing foreigners when they do it.

I don't know what people expected to happen when spinning wild stuff about the US government became so popular in the US...you DIDN'T think it would spread to the rest of the word?

[Johnny Shear]

"Of course," he replied. "Cheney and Enron had tried to negotiate deals with the Taliban prior to 9-11. This administration decided it needed a pretext to take over Afghanistan when the Taliban refused to roll over to your demands. 9-11 had to precede an American conquest of Afghanistan."

Go to DUhhhh and you'll see the EXACT same comments. I can't stand those moronic leftists over there, and I admit it...But I am not exaggerating here. They are either puting on a show for political gain or they're simply deranged.

I would leave a link but it's not allowed...

[Mr. Mojo]

don't forget that in Chicago alone there are 300,000 Muslim security guards and many of them are not afraid of anything.

LOL....You wouldn't be exaggerating, would you? Chicago has 3 million people total, and let's just say 1.5 million males. Since 300,000 is 20% of 1.5 million, that would mean one out of every five male Chicagoans are Muslim security guards. You're a funny guy.

[John H K]

Because the next terrorist shoe hasn't dropped yet...have patience, we will be proved right.

In the same way Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton wake up everyday hoping some dumb white guys dragged a black guy to death behind a pickup truck the night before, I suspect you're one of the many FReepers who are bitterly disappointed every day there isn't a large scale terrorist attack on the US.

[Alouette]

I don't know what people expected to happen when spinning wild stuff about the US government became so popular in the US...you DIDN'T think it would spread to the rest of the word?

Here's the critical difference. Listen up.

Here in the U.S. we have something called Freedom of the Press. What it means is that people can read just about anything they want, do their own research and speculate alternative scenarios to their merry heart's content.

However in Islamoland the people are not allowed to examine the facts and evidence and come to their own (sometimes incorrect) conclusions--these lies are force-fed to them as the whole truth, the only truth, and we-say-it-therefore-it-is-the-truth.

[Restorer]

Actually I knew that. Although you might want to see post #31 above. The idea that there were no disloyal Japanese-Americans is simply untrue.

Most Nisei, right up to the start of the war, loudly proclaimed that all Japanese would always support the Emperor, no matter where they were born. Many made a decision otherwise when push came to shove, but it should not terribly unexpected that their white neighbors believed their earlier rhetoric.