Comments on: Fort Hood Tragedy: What Muslims Know and what non-Muslims conveniently don’t

By: Robert Salaam

Robert Salaam — Mon, 24 May 2010 20:11:41 +0000

Sir, I wasn’t a “soldier” I am a Marine, get your facts straight. Secondly, if you had been reading my blog rather than dropping by with pseudo intellectualism you would know where I stand on the issues. I don’t have to prove my commitment, my DD214 does that. Do you have one?

By: Malchediel

Malchediel — Sat, 15 May 2010 10:30:40 +0000

Sir, if as a “soldier”, you had been deployed to iraq, where you would be required to shoot and kill muslims… would you so so? Or would you fight the orders to deploy? Would you go gladly to keep the fight from our soil, to go and defend your fellow Americans? Or would you refuse?
Ask yourself, are you WILLING and ABLE to fight against your fellow muslims and their belief in your allah, or would you simply lay down and submit.
You see, I am Cherokee, Irish and Italian, I believe in Christ, yet follow Judaism…. in all of that, I consider myself first and foremost and American.
I do not consider myself “Native American”, “Irish American” nor “Italian American”. I do not consider myself a “Jew”. I look at myself as AMERICAN, who happens to be all those things.
What do YOU claim, where do YOU lay your values and YOUR commitment?

By: John USA

John USA — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 03:56:43 +0000

I had to move away from DC, as I couldn’t keep myself from marching in the streets for causes (and there were a couple marches a week back then).

Are we digging back into the Middle Ages to allow modern Islamists to get their shots back at us now? (“our turn! our turn!”)

And though the Crusaders were not gentle in any way (sometimes murdering other Christians), they felt they were answering the invasion of Islam, which actually was on the verge of taking over Europe by sword.

By: Josephine

Josephine — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 02:45:53 +0000

And let’s not forget the atrocities the Crusaders committed when they tried to invade the Muslim middle east.
The Bible says let he who is sinless castthe first stone. No one is innocent, atrocities are committed everyday in athe name of all religions, and have been for years. Remeber the US backed funding of the IRA who bombed mainland UK during the 90s? 85% of the IRA’s funding came from influencial Irish American Catholics in the US, many of them prominate politicians.
Did you buy a gun and murder them for their support of a recognized terrorist organization??
Did you storm the Congress where they were housed and demand they be turned over to the authorities?
If you did, good for you, if you didn’t how can you tell others what to do, and how to behave.

By: Josephine

Josephine — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 02:40:10 +0000

So you are saying that ordinary people should murder other people who might potentially terrorists, because they are fanatics or have shown fanatical impulses? Interesting.
A 75 year old Evangelist pastor was just sentenced to 175 years of prison for sexually abusing and marrying girls as young as 8 years old, this is in the US. Do you suggest that, American citizens, go around and murder all Evangelist pastor that they think might be like him. You are suggesting chaos. It is the Governments of these countries job to wage war, not the people. You want to send unarmed civilians on suicide missons against terrorists, you want to combat terrorism by creating terrorists??