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September 11, 2006
A Comment And A Question On Today's Post 9/11 Political Climate
Topics: War on TerrorThe Comment:
... "I simply cannot imagine how, in America, of all places, a current leadership determined to finally play offense against a consistently building threat can continually be attacked by those who, at best, have nothing more to offer than some half-hearted notion of defense."
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The Question:
During the Second World War 33,000 loyal Japanese-American Nisei soldiers went into battle against Imperial Japan - where are the similarly disposed Muslim soldiers today? Why are there far too few to count?
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With a political Left resisting every effort to defeat the consistently building threat from radical Islam, and a huge number of "American" (?) Muslims spending more time complaining about America than defending it and openly rejecting the Islamists, one can only look in awe of the fact that we've made any progress whatsoever in the war against the radical Islamists that want to destroy us, much less come as far as we have - now five years out past 9/11/01, without another major attack at home.
Posted by Richard at September 11, 2006 3:30 PM
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