It Is Time to Wage the Counter-Jihad

Submitted by Joe (United States), Sep 19, 2006 at 17:36

The attack on the Pope proves there is no compromise with Islam. And not just radical Islam. But Islam as a whole.

Even a moron can now see that radical Islam is an expression of Islam. Not a deviation. Their internecine warfare is no more relevant than Hitler and Stalin uniting one moment, warring the next. It is a fight between rats for the carcass of the west. And the rats always run in a pack to pursue wounded prey. Prey that fails to defend itself.

As Pipes has pointed out many times, both violence and infiltration/undermining of western civilization are part of the same Islamic supremacist strategy to enslave us. Our government, handcuffed by the ACLU and the liberal media, plays the voyeur, the cuckold. Hiding under the bedskirt of political correctness, and watching while our most basic freedom, the freedom to speak the truth, is gang-raped again and again and again.

Islam believes its 'idea' is superior. Wrapped in a head scarf of superstition disguised as religiosity, it points to the moral degeneracy of the west as proof of its superiority. In some instances our enemy is right to point out the weak underbelly of our culture. In others, it is merely a projection of their own moral depravity, pedophilia and profound mental illness. Theirs is the morality of men who molest boys in Madrassas, who place dollar bills in the G-strings of Miami strippers before boarding airplanes on suicide missions, who place bomb belts on their own women and children. It is the morality of the mob, the gang, the 'posse', the lumpen scum, the 'Arab' street. It deserves no respect. It deserves nothing less than a one way trip to the grave yard of history.

And in an age where Islam possess oil billions and advanced weaponry, it is no longer enough for us to think that our more 'open' institutions, like democracy, or our compulsively cheek-turning Christianity, will save us. We need a muscular Counter-Jihad. We need thousands marching in the streets. And we need it now.

And we need our thought leaders, like Pipes and others, to get past the talking stage, the 'consciousness-raising stage', and into the organizing stage.

There are hundreds of thousands, no millions, of American police, firefighters, soldiers, sailors and common un-afraid men who still work with their hands... who will take up this call. If they understand the stakes. If the stakes are made clear in plain English. If there is enough legitimate venom, enough legitimate 'hate' in that speech. If it is not filtered through the talk radio pundits, but through the bullhorn.

I propose a National Day of Resistance Against Islamic Fascism. A day of unity in the face of these rodents in the crawl space of civilization. A day when they will begin to see the real face of America. And they will know that they face the same end as the first neanderthals.

It's time to get this whole issue of Islamic Supremacist Fascism past our national embarrassment called 'electoral politics', and place it in the hands of real men and women. Men and women prepared to fight to remain alive and free. Maybe then the Pope can actually say what he believes, not what his publicist tells him will play.

If you believe as I believe, post a reply. We will find each other. And we will begin. It is that simple.

I leave you with this final thought. There is an American Idea superior to the rhetoric of Islamic moral superiority. It is this idea. And it is an idea worth fighting and dying for.

'We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. "

230 years later, only one thing has changed. These truths are no longer self-evident. We must make it so again.

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