Dropping the Veil
Dropping the Veil
By Fred Siegel, FrontPageMagazine.com
The last few extraordinary weeks have produced three clarifying developments in the conflict between the West and Islamism. The victory of the terrorist group Hamas in the Palestinian elections, and the Iranian Mullahs’ increasingly open efforts at creating nuclear weapons are nearly self-explanatory in their significance. The third, the angry and sometimes violent protests in Europe and the Middle East against the European publication of cartoons depicting Mohammed, demands an explanation. But what all three have in common, in the words of a radical imam based in Norway, is that they signal that a war has begun. Europe’s very future may hinge on the outcome of the Danish Cartoon Affair. MORE
Posted by Ted Belman at February 9, 2006 08:19 AM
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Meanwhile here on the funnyfarm Hillary's focus groups must be telling her that aiding and abetting terrorists by gutting the Patriot Act and shredding the Presidents power to eavesdrop on foreign islamoscum can get her a lot of milege. Either the Rats are utterly dellusional or they know their path to winning back the House of Representatives as well is to be found here.
Don't get excited foks. The islamopsychotics can drop the veil .... they can stand before the world butt neked and it won't matter. The West in a suicidal trance of denial. Or cringing quizling cowardess.
Posted by: scott on February 9, 2006 12:24 AM
Dropping the Veil
By Fred Siegel, FrontPageMagazine.com
The last few extraordinary weeks have produced three clarifying developments in the conflict between the West and Islamism. The victory of the terrorist group Hamas in the Palestinian elections, and the Iranian Mullahs’ increasingly open efforts at creating nuclear weapons are nearly self-explanatory in their significance. The third, the angry and sometimes violent protests in Europe and the Middle East against the European publication of cartoons depicting Mohammed, demands an explanation. But what all three have in common, in the words of a radical imam based in Norway, is that they signal that a war has begun. Europe’s very future may hinge on the outcome of the Danish Cartoon Affair. MORE
Posted by Ted Belman at February 9, 2006 08:19 AM