I swiped a couple of important videos from the excellent Donald Douglas. Donald has a post on the growing anti-Islam sentiment that is growing among Americans as the anniversary of 9/11 approaches. His post is called "America at Risk." Do read it here.
This one features Newt Gingrich discussing the serious state we are in with regard to the jihadi movement.
Here's another, titled "Anti-Islam Sentiment High for 9/11 Anniversary" Donald's post on this video is titled
"I Am Tired of Being Told That We Need to Be Sensitive to the Muslim Culture"
Hope you don't mind Donald -- these videos must be seen.
The narrator in the NBC video above suggests that this anti-Islam sentiment is a bad thing. I see it as a good thing, i.e. it is evidence that more Americans are becoming aware of the hateful and seditious nature of Islam. The more Americans who become aware, the greater our power to resist Islam's incursion into the West.
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Tuesday, September 07, 2010
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Couldn't agree more on the threat of Islamization. But our armed forces are propping up Karzai and his crooks instead of patrolling our own borders. And EVERY foreign war we've fought ends up in massive immigration from the country invaded.
The Iraqi migration is just getting started:
http://lsrebellion.blogspot.com/2010/08/chickens-have-come-home-to-roost.html
It's the Muslims in our backyards we have to worry about -- and everything the Feds are doing these days, from suing States that try to stop immigration, to ruinous foreign wars, are making things worse for us.
OR, our wars in the Middle East might be worth the trouble if we were forcibly removing Islam, destroying all mosques and confiscating and burning all Qurans. There is no point in attempting to turn these hellholes into shining democracies. It just ain't gonna happen.
That's true, because democracy isn't in the Islamic culture. The best that could happen to Iraq, to pick one example, is to let it naturally devolve into separate Sunni, Shiite, and Kurd nations. That way, there'd be a lot less to fight about.
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