The shifting direction of the war on terror

World Defense Review ^ | November 10, 2005 | Abigail R. Esman

[VirginiaMil]

"This is the beginning of the war!" a French Muslim boy called out in the middle of the riots in Le Blanc Mesnil, just north of Paris.

But is it? Or was the war really going on already?

Few Americans have heard of him, but in Europe, more and more are becoming familiar with the name – and the ideas – of Dyab Abou Jahjah, founder of the now-international Arab European League (AEL) and the Muslim Democratic Party. Handsome, charismatic, well-educated, and multilingual, he has the perfect makings of a political leader, or perhaps better said, a man poised to lead a revolution. And he knows it.

[familyop]

Western Europe must give them land for peace! I demand a road map to an Arab state in western Europe...now! Why isn't our Dept. of State on this? ...can't wait to criticize Europe for building its own walls of "apartheid!"

[...little irony and sarcasm above, along with a you-get-what-you-demand-others kind of statement.]

[ottersnot]

Sigh, Who do you suppose is going to have to clean up this mess?.

Different story, same result. America save's weak Euros.