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SUDDEN JIHAD SYNDROME (SJS): Sudden Jihad Sundrome is individual or small, un-attached groups of radicalized Islamics who decide to carry out Jihad, or Holy War, against those amongst whom they live. It usually involves a single person, but may include small groups, who are radicalized in their Mosques, their readings, their conversations, or otherwise, and who then decide on their own to wage war against those whom they live amongst. It is a very real and very dangerous occurance that a nation ignores, or tries to explain away with other politically correct or sociological explanations at their grave peril...

Judging from the way his critics have been going on, I would say that Tunku Varadarajan was on to something in his Forbes column "Going Muslim." The reaction to his important and well-reasoned article ironically confirms and further underlines his central point; namely, that out of political correctness we refuse to see and act on the obvious--the implication of Islamist ideology in violent acts such as the murders perpetrated by Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan. Instead of addressing the substance of Mr. Varadarajan's arguments, the self-appointed spokespersons for Islam turn the whole discussion around and present Muslims as the victims of...

MIDI - "LET'S GO" - THIS MIDI IS HORRIBLE BUT I SEARCHED AND SEARCHED AND FOUND NOTHING BETTER Our suicide belts have been prepared...we got high on drugs so we're not scared Our virgins will await We had a lap dance and got aroused...America's death is what we espouse Virgins will await...it will be so great Allah Akbar we will yell and then we'll unleash hell So let's go...let's go We're ready to go Muslim...let's go We're ready to go Muslim...let's go Let's go In our mosque we pray that you'll soon be dead If you won't convert, then...

... As the enormity of the actions of Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan sinks in, we must ask whether we are confronting a new phenomenon of violent rage, one we might dub--disconcertingly--"Going Muslim." This phrase would describe the turn of events where a seemingly integrated Muslim-American [...] discards his apparent integration into American society and elects to vindicate his religion in an act of messianic violence against his fellow Americans. ... The difference between "going postal," in the conventional sense, and "going Muslim," in the sense that I suggest, is that there would not necessarily be a psychological "snapping" point in...