Profiling Muslims

Submitted by Caesar M. Arevalo (United States), May 9, 2007 at 23:31

I agree with Dr. Pipes that Muslims coming to USA must be interrogated about their attitudes toward America, Judeo-Christian religion and politics. Unfortunately, our immigration department is so inefficient that for fear of being labeled "islamophobic" by ACLU and CAIR, they allow the entry of potential terrorists into USA. Actually, it is because of our immigration laws that are so politicized, that many illegal immigrants are crossing the border with the intent to destroy our institutions and democracy. Muslim terrorists know that and are taking advantage of our weak border enforcement.

It is time that the government put all Mosques in USA must be under 24 surveillance. Homeland Security Department must have a database of all Muslims attending religious services in Mosques. FBI must know what is preached in those Mosques, who preach, and what kind of activities they promote and support. Any Mosque that is found to host radical anti-American Muslims must be closed down and the responsible be indicted of conspiracy of terrorism against the USA.

Along with those radical measures, the government must reject any political correctness policy that neutralizes the work of our law enforcement and investigative agencies. This means that radical and anti-anti-American organizations like the ACLU and CAIR must be under investigations for supporting terrorist individuals and groups and opposing to any effort of our law enforcement and federal government of prosecuting Muslim terrorists.

The time is now, America is at risk and our politicians are busy attacking George Bush while Muslim terrorists are planning our destruction.

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