Walter Reed Official: ‘You Would Not Want Nidal Hasan in Your Foxhole’

November 12, 2009


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3 Responses to “Walter Reed Official: ‘You Would Not Want Nidal Hasan in Your Foxhole’”

  1. Adam C. Sieracki on November 12th, 2009 6:31 pm

    The sad reality is that the Muslim ‘Ummah’ is becoming homogenised, under the spell of Saudi Arabia’s Salafi sect. Other sects of Islam–the Ismailis, the Alevis–are more ‘Western’ than many Christians. However, they’re becoming the minority, as Salafi Islam rides Gulf petrodollars to top-dog status. Most ‘reverts’, including those converted in prisons, adopt Islam under the guidance of Salafi Imams, many of whom were trained in Saudi-funded madrassas. Salafis control most Islamic lobby groups in North America and Britain, such as CAIR and the Muslim Students Associations.

    Since Salafi Islam is highly intolerant of post-Mohammedian religions (e.g., the Baha’is, Druze), viciously antisemitic, terribly homophobic (although, like Sufism, tolerating pederasty) and brutally misogynistic, Westerners should have grave reservations about allowing this religion to spread in our countries, let alone the armed forces. Canada and the U.S. made the cruel mistake of racially-profiling Japanese Canadians and Americans in WW II, when NONE of them displayed a single incident of sedition. Yet, we’ve gone 180 degrees here, with our kid-glove treatment of openly seditious, jihadist radical Muslims.

  2. Steve L on November 21st, 2009 9:29 pm

    I agree with Adam’s 180 comment-

    The first reaction of CNN etc. was to fall over themselves telling us that this was nothing to do with terrorism or Islam -and that if anything, it was our unfair prejudice and harassment that provoked this poor man. I heard this point hammered over and over again. Meanwhile everybody privately guessed the truth pretty quickly.

    I get that not all Muslims are terrorists, and that you will always score more intellectual-sophistication points being self deprecating. But to completely misrepresent the situation for ideological reasons is a very expensive pretension in terms of the lives of military and civilians around the world.

    As for the Japanese internment, we will never know how many innocent lives that saved.- Which is a lot better than being able to count the dead as in this case.
    Stopping Saddam years earlier would have saved 600,000 documented executions, and we’d have never known that either.

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