9/11 follow up

Submitted by donvan (United States), Nov 1, 2008 at 21:13

As with any hostile attack on an enemy, follow up is essential. The attack by the Muslams on Sept 11, 2001 was one of the most effective in history. Obama has said.."America is no longer a Christian country". He went on to say that the US is as much a Muslam country as a Christian one. Regardless whether Obama is himself a Muslam, he has the support of the "Umma", the worldwide Muslam movement. From a historical perspective, the Muslam friendly Obama is the logical followup of a very successful attack, the military calls it "Consolidation". Even a cusory look at the effect of 9/11 on the US leads to the conclusion that the Muslams have executed with the same tenacity and determination as they have for 1400 years. Muslam mythology has a clear and effective schematic for the conquest of non Muslam peoples.

The US is easy pickings. A diverse Republic, powerful and competing internal interests, easily usurped and a populace that has forgotten or ignored or lost interest in the foundational elements of their own Constitution regarding their freedoms of press, speech,religion and the fundamental right to life. When the Americans refuse to publish cartoons and books because they fear for their safety and property, they are shown to be vulnerable and an easy target. Get used to seeing more and more Muslams and expect to see their political influence 'explode' under an Obama President. If we are at war, we are losing on the fronts that make any real difference; political,social,and cultural. America's efforts in Muslam will come to little. Peace, of sorts, while there, but resort to type when the Americans leave. Meanwhile, bleeding our economy and military and politics. It is the work of genius, evil, but genius.

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