a general post including responses to mr mordant and sultan

Submitted by gary (United States), Oct 18, 2005 at 23:34

it seems to me that the only so-called "race" in this world that doesnt have a right to any pride or cultural integrity is the caucasian. its starting to seem to me that the caucasians of the world are simply the german jews of the 21st century. a scapegoated population that is responsible for all of the ills of humanity. in my opinion, the only 2 justified problems that a community should have with caucasians is that of the african american community whose grievances are based on historical fact rather than imagined slights and the south african blacks who suffered under apartheid. and with the exceptions of the black panthers and de mau mau, i see no example of organized african american efforts to subvert the united states. the rest of the world seems to be piling on because they are too lazy or incompetent to solve their own problems and its much easier to blame someone else for a problem then to try to fix it.

as for mr mordant, i categorically disagree with you. globalization is not the solution, its the problem. globalization is the reason why mohammed attas get into western countries. globalization is the reason why standards of living in western societies are being eroded. and yes mr mordant, globalization is why you now live in moslem occupied western europe. the last thing we americans need is more imigration. in fact if it was up to me, i would stop all imigration into america for 10 years and any immigrants in the future would be told that they would either assimilate to our culture or be deported. and you may call me racist but racism is such an easy word to use in our politically correct western world, but i would simply call it self defense.

as a final comment, for years i have heard that america is guilty of meddling into other nations affrairs, i find it quite comical that you europeans seem to think you can meddle in ours. if you think that we americans will ever allow our society to slip into the depths of deprivation that you europeans have, you are sadly mistaken. we in america have pride in our society and will fight to maintain it. we will never appease the enemy, we will destoy it. i know this will not fit your myopic liberal sensibilities, but if the generation of ww2 thought the way you do, you'd all be speaking german and be "dhimmis" for germany. and even if i'm not a supporter of our current president, nothing made me prouder then when he stood in front of that walking hypocrisy called the united nations and announced that the world no longer will be allowed to call the shots in our sovereign country. this, not the iraqi invasion or the perception of american hegemony, is the real reason the world doesnt like it. its like the lady who is raped repeatedly for days then wakes up one morning and says she will not allow you to do it to her any more.

as for sultan, may i remind you sir that the us government not only asked, but literally begged, turkey, our supposed friend and nato ally, to use their bases in the south of the country to stop the retreat of iraqi forces to the north. the turkish parliament refused this request and is partially responsible for the carnage that is taking place in iraq today. so dont be surprised if america doesn't extend the warm and fuzzy hand of friendship when you find yourself in trouble. and sir i'm sure that you dont agree with dr pipes because he repudiates the moslem agenda of world domination. finally, you seem to have a problem with kurds in general and it would be hypocritical of me to admonish you for it since i feel the same way about moslems, but i dont seem to remember any cases of kurds attaching bombs to themselves and murdering innocent turks. the main image i have of the kurds is the faces on the people of halabja which the wonderful moslem saddam hussein had just gassed.

thank you

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