For some time now, authorities have been reluctant to label
anyone as a terrorist until it has definitively been proved that they are
affiliated with a known terrorist group.
They would rather be as politically correct and simply label them as a
deranged person acting alone. They feel safer doing this I guess. Safer for
their reputation, safer for their voting base, safer in that it won’t offend
any particular group, and thus causes division in the logical masses that know
terror when they see it.
From serial killers to gang warfare to random acts of
violence, all of them instill a sense of terror in law abiding citizens. Terrorism is the old boogeyman reincarnated. In case you are young enough to not remember
who this character is, I’ll educate you.
The bogeyman was a mythical creature used by adults to
frighten children into good behavior. He
or it could take on most any appearance and would get you if you went where you
shouldn’t.
Bill de Blasio |
Anyone who hides bombs or goes on a
shooting/stabbing spree represents the kind of threat which disrupts the
government’s ability to maintain law and order, and thus is terrorism by
definition. New York City’s mayor was so reluctant to
call it what it was that he wiggled around the subject. He has since safely announced that it was
indeed an act of terror to his feeble credit.
Hillary Clinton took the same cautious approach and our President,
although is quick to point out the smallest injustice to Muslims and people of
his own race, was silent as a Texas
oyster. He was also silent and absent
when Louisiana
flooded, choosing golf and pleasure over domestic issues.
US Army Major Nidal Hasan |
Remember when the militant Muslim US Army
Major Nidal Hasan began shooting unarmed soldiers at Fort Hood
and shouting Allahu Akbar? Under the
Uniform Code of Military Justice, he should have been shot and shot again until
he looked like a colander. But where is
he now? “Investigators in the FBI
and U.S. Army determined that Hasan acted alone and they have found no evidence
of links to terrorist groups. They are satisfied that his communications with
Awlaki posed no threat at the time.” Wiki
The traitor is incarcerated at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
on death row and will probably gain about 40 pounds of fat eating more than he
can exercise off until he is eventually put to death, if ever. “On August 28, 2014, his attorney said Hasan
had written a letter to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi (head of the Islamic State of Iraq
and the Levant (ISIS). In the letter, Hasan requested to be made a citizen of
the Islamic State and included his signature and the abbreviation SoA (Soldier
of Allah)” wiki
It is sad that so many of us down here in blue collar
America plainly see terrorism for what it is and our leaders are more
interested in side-stepping the issue than making the call. It simply adds to
the list of reasons we would like to clean house in Washington.
When the US Army cannot enforce the UCMJ on something as monstrous as
Nidal Hasan, there is little hope for America as it was fifty years
ago. Under George Washington’s command,
he would never have left that cafeteria alive and the 13 people he murdered
would be at peace, as would their families.
Abu_Bakr_al-Baghdadi |
The list of Islamic terrorist acts around the world is
staggering and growing every single day. One fellow on the BaytownTalks.net forum
noted that there is a deliberate attempt by our government to salve over these
incidents as normal every day acts and nothing to worry about. What? Tell that
to someone who lost a family member to a bomb or a knife. It all becomes real
when someone you know is killed or maimed.
In the White House we apparently have a President who is
hell bent on bringing in more Islamists than care for military Veterans or
seniors on Social Security in this country. Almost every day we read where he is
demanding we flood the country with more Muslims and yet, the huge bulk of
terrorism around the world is being caused by people with that religious
belief. He doesn’t make the connection or maybe he does.
We Texans don’t want a police state, we want freedom. We
don’t want to fear for our lives at the hands of terrorists, as we already have
that with criminals. We will continue to arm ourselves and go about our
business with the same caution we’ve learned to accept as normal. In the
meantime, our leaders need to call terrorism for what it is and quit
pussyfooting around.
.
1 comment:
S. Capps: Bert thanks for the article in today's paper. I just (wish) everyone would read it.
Post a Comment