Comments on: Islamophobia—or When Will They Ever Learn?

By: Joseph ebbecke

Joseph ebbecke — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 20:31:02 +0000

Mr. Check, comment 55:

Thanks for the refernce to the excellent VDARE piece. It is, however, by Allan Wall, (not Wilson), a National Guardsman
with much Ft Hood experience. I went to high school in Killeen
and spent a lot of time on the Fort Hood reservation (almost completely open at the time) and this horrifying event has obsessed me over the last 2 weeks.

(http://vdare.com/awall/091108_memo.htm)

By: Jack

Jack — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 15:46:18 +0000

You forgot a 4th fatal flaw: political correctness. General Casey worries more about a decline in diversity than he does about the dozens of shot soldiers. Such men are not friends of the soldier. A caring father would not allow his son to join such an Army.

By: jeremiah whitmoore

jeremiah whitmoore — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 07:06:53 +0000

Matt,

Leahy Massacre? No less than 911 was the Bush Massacre. Agree?

Both are part of the same disease afflicting our civilization.

Apologies for the brevity as my finger stamping on a jacobin blackberry is not my thing.

By: Mark Higdon

Mark Higdon — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 05:45:14 +0000

This is a test.

I have not read this TJF piece nor the 98 comments in re nor anything at all on Chroniclesmagazine.com for a month or two.

This message--posted during an interim of utter internet boredom--is merely to ascertain if I am still banished from posting (unlike many, I post under my own full name) on this blog. TJF banned me back in August for--he said--30 days because I posted an opinion that he considered "rude" re one of his articles. I soon (after 31 days) discovered that my "30-day" banishment was apparently indefinite.

Having already allowed for a generous margin of forgetfulness/unintended cyber-difficulties/whatever, I will know--as soon as I hit the "submit comment" button below--if TJF is a man of his word, or merely a thin-skinned internet martinet.

By: John Mitchel's last laugh

John Mitchel's last laugh — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 18:46:35 +0000

An article that gets to the heart of the matter: we, meaning the entire post-Christendom, have a Semitic problem.

That is to say that we have a problem with two factions of anti-Christs focused on race/ethnicity/language/culture that is Semitic and anti-European. It is a matter of Semitic wishing to destroy and rule over the remains of European Christian.

It is every bit as suicidally insane to expect Jews to be true aids against the horrors of Mohammedanism as to expect Mohammedans to be aids against the perversions promoted and the endless extortion demanded by Jews. Each is but a wing of the Semitic war against Christ and European peoples and cultures.

By: Matt

Matt — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 15:37:35 +0000

One possibility that no one in the media has considered or voiced is that maybe the reason the NSA, FBI, etc. did not share the information that it had on Hasan with the military is that their wiretaps, etc. were illegal. They were violating Hasan's civil rights. Isn't Hasan an American Citizen? I say this because it this is the case, then the real culprit is Senator Leahy from Vermont along with the ACLU restricting the power of the government to surveille international calls, emails, etc. We should not call this the Ft. Hood Massacre, but the Senator Leahy Massacre.

By: David Jones

David Jones — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 11:36:21 +0000

Mr. Bryant at #69.

I do believe I prefer to be watched over by a petite, pregnant, dancing poet as opposed to Mr. Obama (Peace Be Upon Him). I think we all would be vastly better off if that were the case.

By: Etienne Gervaise

Etienne Gervaise — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 01:20:25 +0000

@ 91 Jasper
Rather than sending war vets to a mohammedan shrink, the army would do better to prescribe marijuana, and release the soldiers in the 'hood where they could deal with our very own domestic terrorism problems. I might be wrong on this, but I've really gotten to the point where I don't care. A good friend loaned me a copy of The Clansman (1906), the basis of DW Griffith's Birth of A Nation. Nothing has changed in the past century -- except for the worse. I suppose the prophet is not without honor except in his own country.

By: Etienne Gervaise

Etienne Gervaise — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 01:15:30 +0000

Getting back to your headline, "when will they learn?" The answer is that they won't because they're (whoever) are too busy being educated. Miss Brodie knew the difference.

By: syed saboor

syed saboor — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 23:53:48 +0000

The majority of Muslims in America don't represent the voices of the majority of Muslims in the Islamic world. The Muslims in America are not "true" Muslims, because they out of political correctness claim that violence is not mandated in Islam; that Islam is not antagonistic towards Jews; that Islam does not impose capital punishment on deviants--gays, lesbians, fornicators, drunks, etc.. The fact is that Islam does allow all of these things, and it is not Islamaphobia to say so. It is the honest to God truth.