Sep 13, 2011

Censored in FB: Active Opposion to Inhuman Islam is a Human Imperative

(This status was deleted from my Facebook status.  I guess someone complained so, it was censored. )

People of conscience have a moral imperative to oppose evil.  God requires us to be our brothers' keeper.  To allow someone to continue their wrong doing is to reneg on that obligation, to sell out the victims and to ignore a Divine mandate.  Passivity in the face of evil is not tolerance;  it is unconscionable and is not a moral option for any human being. 

Today, wrong doings abound under the ideology of Islam and people of goodwill are faced with the choice to submit to it or to resist it.  Anything other than resistance is submission and that is against all that good and true, moral and decent, human and Divine.

Clear ideas about Islam and coexistence - exposed in Swiss parliament

If video fails, click here or go to http://divine-ripples.blogspot.com/2011/09/clear-ideas-about-islam-and-coexistence.html

www.shoebat.com

Excellent speech by Swiss member of Parliament Oskar Freysinger said with passion and truth that no politician in Washington is yet ready to speak from the floor of Congress. In order for us to beat back the Islamists we need some key leaders in Washington to make a similar speech and lead the nation against the Islamist threat head on.

Sep 9, 2011

The Hour of Islam at 9-11-2001 will return because we refuse to identify the enemy.

Image source: http://daletoons.blogspot.com/2011/09/hour-of-islam-9-11-2001.html
"The Hour of Islam 9-11-2001"

"But 10 years on, the fact that Islamic terrorism directed against the US remains a salient threat to US national security shows that the War on Terror is far from won.
And this makes sense. Despite its significant successes, the War on Terror suffers from three inherent problems that make it impossible for the US to win.
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:The second problem is that since September 11, 2001, the US has steadfastly refused to admit the identity of the enemy it seeks to defeat.

US leaders have called that enemy al-Qaida, they have called it extremism or extremists, fringe elements of Islam and radicals. But of course the enemy is jihadist Islam which seeks global leadership and the destruction of Western civilization. Al-Qaida is simply an organization that fights on the enemy's side. As long as the enemy is left unaddressed, organizations like al-Qaida will continue to proliferate.

It isn't that US authorities do not acknowledge among themselves whom the enemy is. They do track Islamic leaders, and in general prosecute jihadists when they can build cases against them.

But their refusal to acknowledge the nature of the enemy has paralyzed their ability to confront and defeat threats as they arise. For instance, US Army Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan was not removed from service or investigated, despite his known support for jihad and his communication with leading jihadists. Rather, he was promoted and placed in a position where he was capable of massacring 12 soldiers and one civilian at Fort Hood, Texas.

Had the US not been in denial about the identity of its enemy, Hasan's victims would likely be alive today.
So too, the US's refusal to identify its enemy has made it impossible for US officials to understand and contend with the mounting threat from Turkey. Because the US refuses to recognize radical Islam as its enemy, it fails to connect Turkey's erratic and increasingly hostile behavior to the fact that the country is ruled by an Islamist government.
In the face of the rising political instability and uncertainty in the Arab world, the US's refusal to reckon with the fact that radical Islam is the enemy fighting it bodes ill for the future. Quite simply, America is willfully blinding itself to emerging dangers. These dangers are particularly acute in Egypt where the US has completely failed to recognize the threat the Muslim Brotherhood constitutes to its core regional interests and its national security...."

Sep 8, 2011

Fr. Barron: "9-11 Indignation IS Righteous. What is not?"

I would be remiss if I did not post this.

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Fr. Barron also speaks about the real nature of anger and forgiveness vis-a-vis the evil of 9/11.

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