Ponder...what's on my mind regarding moslems...!

Submitted by NuritG (United States), Dec 2, 2010 at 16:41

We are at war but we do not act as if we are at war.

The vast majority of Muslims must be forced to realize that, like the infidels, they are in danger from the jihadists too. When a bomb blows up in a busy public place, when a plane, a building, a bus blow up, no moslem will be spared if he or she were there.

Only when vast majority of Muslims end their silence and apathy, which is an admittance, they are sitting on the fence, waiting, waiting to decide to which camp they belong, or it is worth their while joining, then things may begin to change.

When our enemy – the moslem jihadists, the Moslem Brotherhood, Hamas, Hezbollah, to name a few such murderous 'organizations" - become all other moslems' enemy, a new order will emerge in the world.

When muslems no longer be offended by profiling, or standing, like the rest of us, in long lines and they finally understand the extra scrutiny measures necessary and encourage it, things will ease up for everyone. When muslems will fully cooperate, even volunteer, to identify [moslem] suspects, even from within their own community, rather than hinder all the efforts of those trying to protect us, more order will prevail.

Political correctness and excusing moslems on every turn, for all the wrong reasons, is a hindrance to our security. Unless this suicidal behavior ends, we are forced, from head of states down, to take the threat from the moslem world very serious and take all precautions to save lives.

Sadly, until then, we need to be ready to take your clothes off, be touched in all our body parts, and be told it is all for our own security and that of the traveling public.

We are at war, we need to act as we are, but we do not!

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