The conversion rate has always been one suicide bomber equals the suicide bomber’s family’s city block razed to the ground by an Apache’s gatling gun. So, that is the offer on the table. It always has been.

Texas ain’t got nothing on Israel. Don’t mess with Israel.

That said, interventionism is even worse.

The conversion rate has always been one suicide bomber equals the suicide bomber’s family’s city block razed to the ground by an Apache’s gatling gun. So, that is the offer on the table. It always has been.

Texas ain’t got nothing on Israel. Don’t mess with Israel.

That said, interventionism is even worse.

What did Argentina, which has had terrorist attacks from Islamic extremists, do deserve there attack?

What behavior can we associate with the Swiss, who pride themselves on being neutral, deserve to be in the
crosshairs of Islamic radicals? Quote from the Washington Post:

As the global jihad movement becomes more decentralized and fragmented, however, Swiss security officials are warning that their country could become a target.

Frankly you can’t assign a rational process to their behavior. Targets for them appear to be ANYONE BUT THEM, not those who have taken actions against them. As I pointed out in an earlier post, what did France do cause their country to be invaded by Germany in 1939? Nothing.

In an ideal utopian society we would be able to solve problems through an intellectual analysis of the issues and agree on a solution. The reality is that those who have twisted the teaching of the Koran do not want peace with others, they want to dominate over others.

As much as the world may fear the so-called “American Imperialism” of influence, we should have far more fear of justifying, placating and sympathizing with Bin Laden and his movement.

What did Argentina, which has had terrorist attacks from Islamic extremists, do deserve there attack?

What behavior can we associate with the Swiss, who pride themselves on being neutral, deserve to be in the
crosshairs of Islamic radicals? Quote from the Washington Post:

As the global jihad movement becomes more decentralized and fragmented, however, Swiss security officials are warning that their country could become a target.

Frankly you can’t assign a rational process to their behavior. Targets for them appear to be ANYONE BUT THEM, not those who have taken actions against them. As I pointed out in an earlier post, what did France do cause their country to be invaded by Germany in 1939? Nothing.

In an ideal utopian society we would be able to solve problems through an intellectual analysis of the issues and agree on a solution. The reality is that those who have twisted the teaching of the Koran do not want peace with others, they want to dominate over others.

As much as the world may fear the so-called “American Imperialism” of influence, we should have far more fear of justifying, placating and sympathizing with Bin Laden and his movement.

You completely miss my point. I said that these countries have not been targeted by Jihadists as we have. If we were truly being targeted because “we are not them”, we’d not be so alone.

But we are nearly alone – because of how we behave.

Bin Laden’s fatwa may prove him a nutjob, but those three primary complaints are 100% true, so to compare them to Hitler’s propaganda strains credulity.

Does it justify the killing of innocents? Not really. Then why is it alright when we do it? Oh, I get it – terrorism is what other people do.

You completely miss my point. I said that these countries have not been targeted by Jihadists as we have. If we were truly being targeted because “we are not them”, we’d not be so alone.

But we are nearly alone – because of how we behave.

Bin Laden’s fatwa may prove him a nutjob, but those three primary complaints are 100% true, so to compare them to Hitler’s propaganda strains credulity.

Does it justify the killing of innocents? Not really. Then why is it alright when we do it? Oh, I get it – terrorism is what other people do.