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Remember the Alamo, Remember Fort Hood
Remember the Alamo, Remember Fort Hood
Three days after the Fort Hood massacre that left 14 people dead and 32 injured on November 5, 2009 Army Chief of Staff Gen. George Casey told George Stephanopolous on ABC This Week that “…what happened at Fort Hood was a tragedy but I believe it would be an even greater tragedy if our diversity becomes a casualty here.” One year and a few days later, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff avoided publicly acknowledging the real problem as well. However, Adm. Mike Mullen’s attempt to walk a politically correct tightrope has landed him in hot water. Mullen decided to identify unnamed mullahs as being “uneducated” about the Qur’an and thereby responsible for poisoning their uneducated subjects who are not getting an honest interpretation of the Qur’an. Again, the implication is that there is nothing in the Qur’an that advocates violence. As military brass continues to trip over themselves before choking on their own feet, Americans are getting increasingly angry with their political leaders for not leveling with them when it comes to this very real threat. On November 21st, highly qualified individuals will be in Killeen, TX to honor the victims of the Fort Hood massacre by telling the public what our leaders will not – the truth. Here is a commercial airing days before the memorial. The voice is that of Texas talk show host Lynn Woolley, who will also be the Emcee of the memorial. [See above link for TV Commercial featuring Gen Boykin] That is why, on November 21st the International Counter-Terrorism Officers Association (ICTOA) has decided to be the primary sponsor of the Forum for Middle East Understanding’s (FFMU) Fort Hood Memorial Service at the Killeen Civic Center. Speaking at the memorial will be highly qualified men who will tell you what your country’s political and military leaders will not. Among them will be Ret. Delta Force Gen. William “Gerry” Boykin, former Muslim terrorists Walid Shoebat and Kamal Saleem, and Robert Spencer, the founder of Jihad Watch. As the billboards for the event say, “Diversity starts with the truth.” |
nousdefions,
Your totally right on target...........:mad: Big Teddy :munchin |
Caveat Emptor?
Remember Fort Hood, and the dangers of political correctness are valuables lessons. General Boykin served our nation bravely, and has the respect of men I respect. There was a passage in his book about the Iran Rescue mission, where he clearly recognized the courage of a USAF airman of Iranian decent who volunteered to go back to Iran in a high risk capacity on behalf of his new country. IMHO that implied to me the General was not the extremist the media portrayed, and the airman is an example of the strength of US diversity. If I was in the area I would go just to hear the General speak. I don't agree with the bulk of Mr. Spencer's views, but they are food for thought.
It is the other two gentlemen Saleem and Shoebat, my question are they truly " highly qualified men". Or were they in fact terrorists any more than the most recent whale turd in the Hall of Shame was an SF officer. If they were ever terrorists why weren't they ever jailed or deported, and then why pay to hear them speak? These two and another individual spoke at the Air Force Academy a few years back, Quote:
http://www.gazette.com/common/printe...zette&id=32786 |
I'm tired of this crap.
For a Muslim to be a good law abiding American they have to ignore, to deny, the basic tenets of Islam and Mohameds most excellent example. When we ignore this we do it at our own peril. Islam is NOT a secular religion it is a theopolitical creed. It is not compatible with a Judeo/Christian based Republic. It never will be. Muslims that live peaceably within our Nation do so because they pervert Islam, not the radicals. |
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http://www.danielpipes.org/blog/2003...s-from-radical http://www.shoebat.com/credentials.php Walid Shoebat (Arabic spelling: Shu'aybat) Quote:
> http://www.stars21.com/translator/ar...o_english.html ETA It's not like Doug Howard in the Gazette article doesn't have a bone to pick with evangelicals :rolleyes: More food for thought... FWIW, Mikey Weinstein, Doug Howard, and the Military Religious Freedom Foundation (MRFF) are rabidly anti-evangelical who demand punishment of any troops who openly discuss their faith in Jesus Christ. Weinstein, Howard, and the MRFF are the ones still leading the charge to defame and discredit General William Boykin. They are the ones who threatened Trijicon with legal action ... :munchin |
My $.02
T-Rock,
I don't have a dog in this fight. It's a free country and folks are welcome to plunk down their $100 to see whatever they like. I would be happy to hear the General speak, and Mr. Spencer might be educational as well, since as Heinlein said, you never learn from a man you agree with. The notion of hearing former terrorists speak is interesting as well, though in my mind it brings up a dilemma, specifically if a guy was a terrorist I'm not going to help him profit from this, and if he isn't what he claims well then you know what he is. I'd like to think the guys at the AF Academy thought paying for this info might help save lives. I fully concede I did not spend more than ten minutes on this. What struck me was the nature of the objections of both the officers at the USAF Academy and the professors from other schools and speaking engagements, questioning the credibility of the speakers. They felt it was a bait and switch, instead of a lecture on terror from former terrorists they got an evangelical sermon, which is fine if that is what you signed up for. The points in the Gazette and enclosed JPost article, as well as the bile and monetary challenge ( I bet you $100k I was a terrorist in Israel) in Mr. Shoebats objection, are enough hair for me to be wary. There are some flashy Israeli guys here in SF who teach shooting and claim to be former IDF commandos, they might be the real deal, or they might be extras from the set of the Zohan, I can't vett them, so I save my pennies for CSAT. http://www.jpost.com/Features/Article.aspx?id=96502 Just my $.02 |
My $00.02 as well...
Hamas front group CAIR fired the first volleys in an attempt to discredit Shoebat prior to others following suit, and since they are major critics of his, that is reason enough for me to find him credible regarding Islamic ideology.
If it turns out Shoebat is a fraud, I have faith he’ll be outed … :munchin Why on earth would CAIR initiate a campaign to scrutinize Shoebat’s credentials? http://www.jpost.com/Opinion/Op-EdCo....aspx?id=97668 http://www.opednews.com/articles/ope...orist_3b_i.htm Quote:
Attacking those who bring the message, especially Weinstein & Howard’s attack on General Boykin, distracts, ignores, and obfuscates the real reasons why Nidal Hasan killed 13 and wounded 32 Kafiroon. Nidal Hasan was an Islamic Jihadist plain and simple…too bad the Fort Hood report doesn’t reflect that… :( |
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