Destroying American Identity

Submitted by Caesar M. Arevalo (United States), Oct 11, 2006 at 00:12

Shame on Minnesota International Airport's decision to allow Muslim drivers to impose their religion on American people. This is the result of the practice of political correctness at local levels. MIA says "Airport authorities are not in the business of interpreting sacred texts or dictating anyone's religious choices," guess what, Muslims are the ones who are dictating what religious precepts are the right ones, and the airport administrators are just following them and forcing American people to follow them too.

MIA has approved Islam over the rest of religious faiths. As a consequence, MIA has violated the US Constitution and the rights of thousands of Americans who are not Muslims.

They ignore that Islam ... has nothing to do with our true progressive American culture. We are losing our American identity because "political correct" administrators have been brainwashed with ideas of "multiculturalism," and "diversity." This idiotic philosophy is what is destroying our society. Incapable to make the right decisions, public administrators have forgotten that the law of the land in America is the US Constitution and not speech codes like "sensitivity," "equality," and "tolerance."

Where are the so called "civil right" organizations like the ACLU and Christian bashers like Barry Lynn speaking up against MIA's decision? They are hidden because they fear Muslim's violence. They do not have enough guts to denounce the Islamization of America. They are only interested in the "socialization" of America and the destruction of Christianity.

This is just the beginning of the collapse. America is being destroyed literally before our own eyes, because we do not have true leadership at local and national level to enforce the Constitution and get rid of this political disgrace.

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