Club Bombers
A good article from James Robbins, a former professor of mine from National Defense University and frequent NRO contributor. He writes plainly and straightforwardly yet delivers a poignant message every time. In this piece he discusses the history behind jihad and the purely religious and judgmental reasons jihadist leaders (notice the 'leaders' are always alive to tell the story and the jihadists are the martyrs, kinda coincidental huh? No, more proof that these alleged warriors are the ultimate pussies) spout in defense of their ruthless and cowardly attacks on innocent people - simply because they exercise their God-given (not allah given) rights to live how they see fit. Unlike muslim extremists who lack the individual freedom of choice and common sense to make decisions and instead rely on strict dogma to tell them how to live and what decisions to make. Muslim culture will never progress until the masses take responsibility for actions and decisions and not attribute everything good or bad to allah.
In shallah!
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- Lt Col C
- Alexandria, VA, United States
- More guns, less Oprah is a phrase I used once in correspondence with my eldest brother. I can't claim this was some long-developed phrase, it was more spur of the moment, as we shared frustrations on the state of the country, the threats we face across the globe and the increasing frequency of liberals to blame America and its ills (which they created in the 1960's by the way, something they don't mention too much now) for every global dilemma, real or not. 'More guns' broadly defines my conservative views, that people should take care of themselves and government should focus on defending the nation against foreign threats. 'Less Oprah' generally describes the rise of the 'feel good about yourself in the community of others' and 'it's not my fault' genre of the self-help and woe-is-me generation.
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