‘’Dr. Zuhdi Jasser maintains that it is a Muslim problem, that Muslims need to take responsibility for their faith, and speak out against those who would keep Muslims bound by 13th century law and ideology. I think if we have any hope of combating terror, we have to have their help.”

On this subject, I like to quote my fellow countryman, Dutch politician and Islamcritic, mr. G. Wilders: “There are moderate muslims, but there is no moderate Islam”

A true distinction, which should not be forgotten when dealing with this topic.
Moderate muslims do exist, in the US military as well as other western armed forces. A Dutch muslim soldier was killed in combat in Afghanistan last year. This Young man was both Moroccan and a loyal Dutch soldier, not afraid to fight fellow-muslims like the cruel Taliban abroad.

The ummah is not every muslims single loyalty, but still most of them follow Koran’s plight to refuse fighting other muslims.
Your American ‘Major’ Hassan was nothing but a faithfull muslim , who showed the truth in the title of an earlier article on NRB:
http://newsrealblog.com/2009/11/09/one-cannot-be-both-a-soldier-of-allah-and-a-soldier-of-america/

I do understand the growing anger and resentment among Americans towards muslims. These people, supposedly compatriots, are very unwilling, even hostile towards OPENLY declare their undivided loyalty towards the US Constitution and its democratic principles and values.

I have to agree with the previous comment by Underzog, so I must therefore ask you:

Where do you draw the line here ?

What is it that we can detect or identify in a muslim, that can make us secure in the knowledge that he or she does NOT hold that sharia law takes precedence over our laws and traditions? How can we be sure that any given muslim is not a threat to our country?

While it’s become a bit of a cliché, the old saying that not all muslims are terrorists, but (virtually) all terrorists are muslims appears to be true, and while there haven’t been many incidents of Islamic fundamentalist terror attacks in the US YET, the evidence we see daily, of the brutality of this so called religion of peace, is hard to dispute, let alone ignore. As to their intentions when they come to this country, they make them very clear. Just look at the way the muslim student groups behave whenever someone who challenges them, like what recently happened when Geert Wilders, was invited to speak at one of our colleges or universities. They don’t want to talk about issues, they ONLY want to kill everyone who dares to question their absurd beliefs. They murdered Theo Van Gogh because of a short video he made about the violence that islam inflicted on their women, they cry out for death sentences for anyone that offends them., and to add insult to injury, they constantly scream out for respect. I think that Pat Condell addresses the issue of Islamic demands for “respect” better than anyone I’ve hard before. Note: If you were impressed by the Pat Condell video that David Horowitz posted on Nov 2nd entitled “Wake Up, America” I think you’ll really love this one

[youtube= http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9dXGJ2rYdA

The threat from these people isn’t new, it’s been with us for many centuries. We know that their ambition is to make the entire world submit to sharia law. Our apologizer in chief doesn’t seem to have a problem with a nuclear Iran, and he’s made it clear that he has no sympathy for our only ally in the area, Israel. If these people are allowed to continue on this path, we’re going to see violence that will make the holocaust look like a bar fight.

The history of our internment of Japanese Americans during WWII, is generally looked at as a stain on our history, but I can understand why it was done. The American people back then, had just been the victim of an unprovoked attack of massive proportions, by a nation that thought of themselves as being superior to all other races, and therefore entitled to impose their will on anyone they wanted to. We were scared back then, and I can understand why they thought that internment was called for. The Japanese had brutalized some of their neighbors in the Orient before Nov 7th, but they hadn’t been terrorizing the entire civilized world for centuries the way islam has. So how is 9/11 any different from Pearl Harbor in terms of how the American public should react to what happened?

I’ve seen sufficient evidence to support the idea that a being a muslim is incompatible with being a patriotic and law abiding American, to believe that none of them should be allowed in the USA, & that includes ALL of the “peaceful” ones already here.

The recent inability of our leaders, both in DC and the military, to call what happened in Ft Hood what it was, an act of Islamic Terrorism proves that we need new leaders. Looking for other motives to explain that attack is an insult to our intelligence. If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it’s a duck. David Horowitz was spot on in the title of his recent blog on the subject when he asked: Why Isn’t Hasan Being Water-Boarded to Find Out Who His Contacts Are? Thank you for saying that David!

One of the basic foundations of our system of government, is the idea that all Americans have the right to believe in the religion of his or her choice. The basic principals of islam are not compatible with that idea, in fact they believe that it’s not just their right, but indeed their duty to kill all infidels. I don’t care how peaceful some muslims may be, “peaceful” muslims the world over are the only ones who can stop this insanity, but they have yet to even speak up on the issue. Even if they could, there’s little chance that the violence will not return. To me, the religion itself is a disease, and by virtue of our right to defend ourselves, we have the right, in fact the moral and legal obligation to do whatever we can to protect ourselves from this imminent threat, and yes, that includes sending every one of them back where they came from.

If we did that, and deported all of the illegal immigrants too, we’d be taking a giant leap towards the recreation of the country that our founding fathers envisioned for us. If you think I’m wrong, or if you find my ideas offensive, then tell me so right here, after you watch the following video:

[youtube= http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-3X5hIFXYU

If this isn’t sufficient to prove to you how severe this threat is to us, then you’re either in denial, or you’re a muslim yourself. I think I’ve heard all of the arguments against what I’m saying here, but if anyone reading this does have hard evidence to the contrary, I’d love to see it.

There is no such thing. There is only Islam.

Jasser’s Qur’an reads the same as Usama bin Laden’s copy, and mine, and every other copy on the planet. He’s merely ignoring those aspects of Islam he finds troubling–like the amputation of thieves’ hands. Robinson is likely just ignorant.

Islam is not a religion; it is a complete way of life in which there is no separation of mosque and state–where a Muslim’s suggestion to the contrary is to deny the Qur’an, and is an act of blasphemy; with all that accompanies that label in Muslim nations. That complete way of life–as it’s written–is antithetical to democracy and is absolutely incompatible with the U.S. Constitution.

So, let’s stop the pretense. We have no reliable way to determine when a ‘moderate’ Muslim will get religion and attempt to do what whomever wrote the Qur’an and Sunnah actually intended.

Based upon what Islam teaches–as it’s written–there is no place for a Muslim in any governmental position requiring an oath to support and defend the U.S. Constitution.

To satisfy the military’s need for middle-eastern language interpreters, hire them as unarmed civilian contractors.

And despite what Colin Powell thinks, no Muslim kid should ever get the idea that they could become an American president.

So called ‘moderate’ Muslims are like Catholics who use artificial birth control methods. Neither is in full compliance with the tenets of their respective belief systems.

Let’s deal with the facts; not fantasy.

With the Islamic world being one giant lunatic asylum where Muslims are at war with Jews, Christians, Awali vs Sunni, Sunni vs Shia; etc., one has to regard Islam with much foreboding and suspicion. I’m trying to get the number right, but I think Samuel Huntington said out of the 23 conflicts conflicts in the third world, 21 of them involve Muslims.

Islam is a creed of death worship (getting to Paradise), violence, racism (black slavery and anti-Semitism), and murder. At the very least it should be banned from the U.S. as this amendment suggests: Pedestrian infidel: a proposed Constitutional amendment to ban Islam.

Don’t tell me we can’t do this. Didn’t we ban Shintoism in Japan?

Rabbi Meir Kahane, Zt”l had the right idea in Israel when he proposed kicking the Arabs out of that country. Al Qaida knew the strong, clear voice of Rabbi Kahane was the biggest threat to their organization. That is why they killed him first.

As Muslims can conceal an emnity for decades (as the Jews of the 1929 Hebron massacre found out), we’ll never know how sincere their friendship is.

Oh goodness me! Is someone going to call me a bigot? HORRORS! After 9/11, the greatest amount of hate crimes were done against Jews — not Muslims. It’s good that people know who the real perpetrators of 9/11 are (sarcasm off).

p.s. As Veteran’s Day was yesterday, I dashed this off for our veterans, The Stars and Stripes Forever. It was arranged by a Jewish pianist and isn’t played much these days.

So far, their leaders have not preached this, instead they have fueled the fire.

Love

Granny

Bigotry means you don’t know which differences matter, and therefore aren’t intelligently discriminating.

Prejudice means you pre-judge someone before you can find out about real differences.