this segment of American society is increasingly being marginalized,
and rightfully so.
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watching the religious persecute each other is fun!!!

On Aug 10, 10:47 am, MJ <[email protected]> wrote:
> Friday, August 10, 2012The We re at War with the Muslims Crowdby Jacob G. 
> Hornberger
> Have you noticed that the we re at war with the Muslims crowd has been 
> noticeably silent in the wake of the murders at the Sikh temple in Wisconsin 
> and the arson of the Islamic mosque in Missouri? Well, they re smart to keep 
> their mouths shut. Hopefully, this segment of American society is 
> increasingly being marginalized, and rightfully so.
> Ever since 9/11, there have been a group of American extremists who have 
> claimed that Muslims are waging war on the United States and that the CIA and 
> U.S. troops are just defending us in this war. According to this group, since 
> Muslims have embarked on a worldwide quest to conquer the Western world, the 
> U.S. invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan were simply defensive measures to 
> defend ourselves against the Islamic war of conquest against the West.
> During the past 10 years, I have periodically received emails reciting this 
> nonsense to me. I have responded by advising the writers that they would be 
> wise to refrain from engaging in this war by killing Muslims here in the 
> United States. I have told them that if they go out and start shooting 
> Muslims, they will be arrested by the police, indicted for murder, convicted, 
> and sentenced to jail or receive the death penalty.
> I have told them that when they say to the judge, Oh, you can t do this to me 
> because we are at war. The Muslims are trying to conquer us. In war it is 
> entirely legitimate to kill the enemy. That s all I was doing -- killing 
> Muslims during wartime to defend my country, the judge might consider an 
> insanity defense but more likely he will simply tell them how utterly inane 
> their position is before imposing sentence for a murder conviction.
> Why do some people hew to this inane position? Because it enables them to 
> avoid confronting what is one of the most frightening things that could ever 
> happen to them: to face that their very own government -- the U.S. government 
> -- their daddy -- has done and is doing bad things to people overseas, in 
> this case Muslims, some of whom have decided to defend themselves and their 
> countries by either attacking U.S. invading or occupying troops or committing 
> terrorist attacks, either abroad or here in the United States.
> In other words, acts of terrorism against the United States by Muslims are 
> not part of some worldwide Islamic conspiracy to conquer the Western world. 
> Instead, the anger and hatred that drives such acts of terrorism are rooted 
> in the horrible things the U.S. government has done and is doing to people in 
> the Middle East. People get angry when their family and friends are killed, 
> starved, humiliated, shamed, tortured, and abused, and some of them finally 
> say, Enough is enough. I m going to retaliate with violence.
> What are those bad things? They include foreign aid to brutal Middle East 
> dictatorships, unconditional foreign aid to the Israeli government, the 
> brutal sanctions on Iraq that killed hundreds of thousands of Iraqi children, 
> the brutal sanctions on Iran that are impoverishing the Iranian people, the 
> support of Saddam Hussein, the Persian Gulf War, which killed an untold 
> number of Iraqis, the stationing of U.S. troops on Islamic holy lands, the 
> illegal no-fly zones over Iraq, which killed Iraqi children and others, the 
> invasion and occupation of Iraq over bogus WMDs, which killed, maimed, or 
> exiled hundreds of thousands of more Iraqis, the invasion and occupation of 
> Afghanistan, which has killed brides, grooms, children, seniors, and many 
> others, and regime change operations that install brutal pro-U.S. 
> dictatorships into power.
> How could victims of these acts not get angry over such things? Wouldn t 
> Americans get angry if a foreign regime were to do these things to Americans? 
> The fact that most of the victims have been Muslims doesn t mean that the 
> Muslims have embarked on a worldwide quest to conquer the Western world. It 
> simply means that because the victims have overwhelmingly been Muslim, the 
> anger and rage and thirst for retaliation will naturally arise within this 
> set of victims. That is, if the victims were, say, Catholics, acts of violent 
> retaliation would not mean that Catholics had embarked on a quest for 
> worldwide conquest.
> What s the solution to all this anti-American anger and rage among 
> foreigners, especially in the Middle East? For the U.S. Empire to exit the 
> world stage, especially the Middle East. No more sanctions, embargoes, 
> support of dictatorships, support of the Israeli government, foreign aid, 
> invasions, occupations, no-fly zones, foreign military bases, torture, 
> foreign prisons, and the like. Once that happens, the anti-American anger and 
> rage will begin to dissipate.
> Unfortunately, the U.S. government has decided to shift the focus of its 
> military empire from the Middle East to Asia and Latin America rather than 
> simply dismantle the empire and bring all the troops home. The Pentagon and 
> the CIA are now shifting their focus to China and Latin America, claiming 
> that China and Latin American drug dealers will constitute the new official 
> threat to national security in the years ahead.
> Prepare yourself: The we re at war with the Muslims crowd will soon begin 
> exclaiming, The communists and drug dealers are coming to get us. They have 
> embarked on a quest to conquer the West.
> In other words, they will replace the Muslims as America s new official 
> enemy. Anything to avoid confronting the reality that it is the U.S. Empire 
> that is the reason that so many people around the world hate the U.S. 
> government.
> One of the most amusing aspects of the we re at war with the Muslims crowd is 
> their refusal to criticize the troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. Why is that 
> amusing? Because the U.S. government s invasions and occupations of those 
> countries have succeeded in installing two official Islamic states. Just go 
> look at their official constitutions and you ll see what I mean. Yet, the we 
> re at war with the Muslims crowd never calls on the U.S. Empire to bomb the 
> regimes in those two countries. Instead, the crowd continues to exhort us to 
> support the troops in their attempt to preserve these two official Muslim 
> regimes. Maybe the crowd doesn t realize that the Muslims might be using Iraq 
> and Afghanistan as the foundation for their supposed quest to conquer the 
> world.
> It s a good thing that the we re at war with the Muslims crowd are keeping 
> their mouths shut in the wake of the attacks on the Sikhs in Wisconsin and 
> the Muslims in Missouri. The last thing we need is more senseless 
> killing.http://www.fff.org/blog/jghblog2012-08-10.asp

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