Islamic loyalties: Craige McMillan warns America's Muslims to make up their minds

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | Thursday, February 13, 2003 | Craige McMillan

[SauronOfMordor]

"From 1942 to 1946, the United States government imprisoned more than 110,000 Japanese Americans, including more than 70,000 U.S. citizens, in camps called internment camps. The United States and Japan were at war, and U.S. officials believed, with little evidence, that Japanese Americans threatened national security." – World Book Encyclopedia

The US had broken Japanese codes, and knew that there were a bunch of Japanese agents in the US who were ready to commit acts of sabotage. Arresting just the known agents would have tipped off the Japanese that their communications were compromised, so we just interred all the japs.

At another point in the war, Churchill allowed the Germans to bomb the English town of Coventry, because to intercept the bombing mission would have tipped off the Germans that we had broken their codes

[Luis Gonzalez]

There was no silence, except on the part of our media.

http://islam.about.com/library/weekly/aa091102a.htm

[Luis Gonzalez]

"I don't think there will be another organized large scale terror event, because the consequences to would-be perpetrators are beginning to far exceed the hoped for gains."

Most sensible statement thus far.

I pray that you are right.

[Luis Gonzalez]

"Is anybody else wondering what the ramifications are for US muslums should another major attact come from Al Quata in the name of allah?"

Other than the public demand for the violation of the First Amendment?

[usurper]

These people actually thought they would bring us down, they are quite confused and surprised at our reaction, and are in complete disarray.

Much has been made about inflaming the "Arab Street". What the world needs to be concern about is inflaming the American Street.

At this point I would qualify our mood as irritated, determined and resolute and we have already invaded Afghanistan and moving on to Iraqi. This country is capable of great compassion and tenderness. We are also capable of unleashing unspeakable destruction. We have done it before and if the situation calls for it we will not hesitate to protect ourselves again.

If this country gets hit again, and I mean hit hard and the Americal street gets really mad, even I fear of what we could do. The world would be wise to consider this.