Reposted from donaldsensing.com. Links were good at time of original.
I posted two days ago about Muslims in Europe Euro-Muslims calling for jihad there. One of the Muslim clerics concerned, Sheikh Omar Bakri Muhammad of London, calls his group, "al Qaeda Europe." Saying attacks there are inevitable, he explained their targeting rationale:
"We don't make a distinction between civilians and non-civilians, innocents and non-innocents. Only between Muslims and unbelievers. And the life of an unbeliever has no value. It has no sanctity."I would hope that from this rhetoric that the appeasers of the Western Left would learn a very fundamental lesson: they and the most hardcore American neocon are alike lumpen infidel to the Islamofascists. Liberal, conservative, progressive, reactionary, Democrat, Republican, Christian, Jew, agnostic, Mets fan or Yankees, businessman, farmer, whatever: Islamofascists have one label for us all: "infidel enemy."
After taking heat from some reader for publishing explicit photos of the burnt corpses of the four American contract employees murdered then hung from a Fallujah bridge on March 31, Phil Lucas, executive editor of the Panama City New Herald, published his reply:
Look at your spouse and children. Look at your self in the mirror. Then look at the pictures from the paper last Thursday. You better look at them. Those are the people out to kill you.The fact that so many people remain in denial simply astounds me.
Who do you think will win? You? Or them? Think you can take your ball and go home and they will leave you alone? Read a little history. Start with last week, last month, last year, and every other year back for half a century. Then go back a thousand years. Nobody hides from this fight.
Like it or not, that's the way it was and that's the way it is.
But many Americans don't get it.
That's why we published those pictures.
If they jarred you off the sofa, if they offended you, if they scared your children and sent you into a rage at mass murderers or heartless editors, then I say, it's a start.
Update: People like this writer, whom Andrew Sullivan gave his "Susan Sontag" award.