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The likely target list for retaliation for a nuclear terror attack against the United States includes Iran, Syria, and Libya as the primary targets. We can supplement those targets with countries such as Saudi Arabia – where most of the 9-11 terrorists came from (and that are most likely targeted with the "neutron bomb" designed with such a scenario in mind that kills with enhanced radiation levels but essentially leaves facilities and oil infrastructure intact – except for holy sites such as Mecca, Medina, Hebron, Qom and others, which planners might want to completely annihilate). There are likely other "Islamic" countries also on the potential target list and even ones we generally consider as being friendly to the U.S. such as Pakistan, especially if radicals gained control of its nuclear weapons.

This paragragraph is so satisfying on many levels.
The muslims are blissfully misinterpreting our reluctance to act as fear of world opinion. They will find out, eventually, that they were wrong.
Notice I said "eventually" since I am convinced it is not "if" but "when".

The only difference between this list and my 5-year-old one is that I include many more large and belligerent muslim countries, including Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan, Malaysia and, of course, Afghanistan and Iraq.

And not one cent for post-destruction relief or reconstruction... God bless the Umma. The late dar al-Islam... They never had a clue, although they had decades to figure it out.

The only difference between this list and my 5-year-old one is that I include many more large and belligerent muslim countries, including Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan, Malaysia and, of course, Afghanistan and Iraq.

Lebanon is 40% Christian.. Syria is 10%. We need to get our people out of these slammic he**holes before we do anything.

And, to touch on your tag line -- "Multiculturalism is the white flag of a dying country" -- the US has always been a multi-cultural country: initially English-Dutch-German, then a bit influx of Irish and Italians, then Chinese-Russians-Japanese etc. Each community has merged in, but kept their own traditions, so the US is a salad-bowl, not a melting pot. And that's GOOD.

However, when an ethnicity wants to establish dominion over the others (as with the slammics or the Aztlan a-les, that's wrong.