When Enough is Enough

Submitted by Nenette Grunberg, nee Demonet (United States), Jul 17, 2009 at 15:37

I would like to address my comments to these Islams living in our country. You are a group of people, some of you perhaps born here and most of you not , You arrived to our shores and until now , you have contributed nothing to our country. You have spent your time filling our air with poisonous language, and poisonous acts . Frankly ,we the born or the immigrants of the Judeo Christian or Christian Judeo Society who are proud of our Nation are fed up with you.Our Statue of Liberty holds its arms open to everybody . Christians and Jews have come here. We all adapted with pride to our new Land " The United States Of America " But you have not adapted . Christians and Jews opened private schools for the education of their children in their individual religions." But no Not You." You au contraire you want to change our system. You want to change our school books You want that we should hate each other. We have passed these stages in our lives and in our Beautiful Country . We are all Americans United by this One Bond. Liberty and E Pluribus Unum. In God we Trust . We have all suffered in one way or another. None of us are proud of Slavery . But we, thank God , have overcome .None of us are proud of any anti acts that were commited .We would love to welcome you into our midst but you are not with us . You are against us We , all the Christians Judeos are sadenned by your rejection of us . In our Dear Old U.S.A. we have all become neighbours . We are here for each other and we want to keep it this way. Thank God Airports and Seaports are open . Nobody is held back here. Your countries are waiting for you so you can tell them of your failures abroad because of the failures you were taught in your own countries.

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