Radical Islam Surrenders to Progressivism
Radical Islam Surrenders to ProgressivismThe War on Terror has entered a new successful stage once the US field commanders began to force the enemy units to comply with the same government-imposed rules and restrictions that the US Army increasingly faces on a daily basis. One man, identified only as a "Soldier for Allah" explained, "We were led into a classroom and had to sit in circles for what they called 'Collective Self-Attaining Support Sessions' where they lectured us on matters such as "Gender Awareness." "Multicultural Identity." and "Environmental Racism." For the love of Allah (peace be upon him and his messenger, the Prophet Muhammad), even in Saddam's prisons, I was never accused so often of being guilty!" Trembling, he continued. "We had...had...gender role-playing. We had...had...non-dairy vegan diets. We had...had," at which point he broke down and cried, "You win, America! I had to write a 17-page memo explaining why my unit did not have an Hispanic presence! Please, you win!"
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Not everyone in the (US)federal government is incompetent as you seem to believe. Perhaps reading sometimes other than the drivel the MSM puts out would be useful.
And with your attitude, no doubt there wouldn't be many Americans willing to help you--given your obvious opinion of their stupidity.
Of course you can always get France to help you. Now, there's a government everyone would want on their side in a time of crisis.
And after all, the probability is around fifty-fifty that the US would decide to help out the Muslims.
This is unfortunately true. We've almost always taken the Muslims' side against fellow kaffirs. Israel being the only exception. And we're not that good of allies to Israel either.
Correction: something instead of sometimes in my previous post.
Irene,
I do agree that a large segment of the US population would rather help Muslims than Europeans. Just as a large number of Americans take the side of the Islamists against their own country. The US has been deeply divided even before the 2000 presidential elections. What would you attribute this to?
What I object to is the constant America bashing, especially when those doing the bashing have no better record of solving problems than does the US.
A fairly current (summer 2005) report shows how the US is perceived by other nations.
U.S. Image Up Slightly, But Still Negative
nordic_smile:
I was referring to the US government and its history of alliances, not individuals. Perhaps you are not familiar with:
Suez Crisis, 1956: US backed Arab Muslims against France, England and Israel.
Pakistan-India wars: US backed Pakistan against India in 1965 and again in 1971.
Serb-Muslim civil war, late 1990s: US backed Muslims again against "Serbian fascists".
East Timor, 1990s: US backed Muslim Indonesia against Christian East Timor in its bid for independence from Indonesia.
1980s: US backed Muslim Afghans against the invading Soviets.
Today: US backs Turkey's entry into the EU, a move that will destroy Europe's culture and civilization.
We never got anything for any of these Islamic alliances BTW except hatred from the Muslims because we weren't dhimmi enough (i.e. turning against Israel).
It's not anti-American to acknowledge these things. Our government has helped the growth of Islam tremendously over the past 50 years or so.
PS -- As for your poll, I am not really all that interested, except in the fact that our stock has risen considerably with Hindu India (71 percent favorable).
I am hopeful that India will forgive us our foolish dalliances with the basket case known as Pakistan, and become our greatest ally in the world to come, what England was in the 20th century.
Otherwise, both we and India are in deep trouble, with both targeted by a combined alliance of the Islamofascists and China.
Irene,
I would be the first one to say, as I have many times, that US foreign policy has been rotten for decades.
I guess many people are hoping for another superpower, such as the former USSR or something worse, to replace the terminally clueless US government.
I think Saudi Arabia has done the most to promote radical Islam worldwide over the last 50 years--let's give credit where credit is due.
Bush deserves all the bashing he gets for his so-called friendship with this corrupt, evil country.
Are you kidding??
cosmophant,
I see by some of your posts that you're a George Orwell fan.
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